What is DevSecOps? Interesting tweak on the DevOps model. Security baked directly into the process, rather than left as a new-development concern.

Few things are more important to your operations than the health of your DevOps Pipelines and Enterprise Applications Infrastructure. This article teaches how to defend this critical infrastructure.

OpenSSL reports discovery of two new security flaws, both buffer overflows, affecting OpenSSL versions 1.1.1k, 1.0.1, 1.0.2y and 3.0 alpha/beta. OpenSSL recommends users update to supported builds 1.1.1l, 1.0.2za. Upcoming security patches for 3.0.

Here’s an overview of Technology Roadmaps and Agile followed with the tips and tricks necessary to make it happen. Includes an 8 step plan for developing and integrating a Business’’’ Technology Roadmap.

Autopilot malfunctions resulting in 11 crashes over 3 years has Tesla under scrutiny. Interesting to consider how many malfunctions are an acceptable number for such a system, especially considering this is likely an incredibly low failure rate.

Here’s some tips and tricks for organizing and managing DevOps teams with mixed skillsets, important if you want your teams to be adaptable enough to handle whatever problems they may go up against.

Senior Network Engineer Bruce Davie sounds the alarm over the current centralized nature of the internet, as opposed to the decentralized nature of its founding. An internet under the dominion of a handful of tech giants is less free and resilient.

Here are some tips for bringing staff training and development into the digital age with Learning Management Systems, Mobile Applications, and Extended Reality, including brief guides for applying those technologies into several staff training methods.

Apparently Apple proposing scanning users’ phones for objectionable (honestly disturbing) content was enough to shock some Lefties into remembering their principles. Have they awoken to the impending technocratic dystopia they’ve enabled and encouraged?