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disrupting an official deliberation at the state capital in what some are comparing to the insurrection, ignoring the 2020 riots, 574 that nobody wants to investigator arrest people for. anyway, a full report straight ahead also coming up, a big development from the beg us indictment on donald trump now breaking today, the house judiciary committee jim jordan issued a subpoena to a fanatical trump hating attorney who worked under alvin bragg under this case. pierce morgan interviewed s...

Parliament is discovering how the Speaker will interpret its rules. Today's contention was can he force good answers from ministers, or indeed, any answers.

GitLab survey shows developers want to produce high-quality code, but ‘shifting’ security left is hard to achieve.

Almost half of teams develop and deploy software using a DevSecOps approach, but security remains the top area of investment, a survey finds.

Nearly three-quarters of respondents to a new survey have adopted -- or plan to adopt within a year -- a DevOps platform in order to meet rising industry expectations around security, compliance, toolchain consolidation, and faster software delivery.

Companies such as GItLab, which today increased its payment for critical bugs by 75%, are raising bounties and bonuses to attract top-notch researchers.

As devops matures into devsecops, cultural obstacles continue to exert drag.

As devops matures into devsecops, cultural obstacles continue to exert drag.

iTWire Wednesday, 05 May 2021 22:39 GitLab DevSecOps research shows pandemic energised work on Kubernetes, ML, and cloud Shares GitLab released its fifth annual DevSecOps survey today showing the COVID-19 pandemic enforced the broad adoption of remote work, which in turn energised teams to focus on embracing cutting edge DevOps technologies such as Kubernetes, machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI) and cloud computing. The survey also shows 60% of developers are now rel...

Hull rapist Lynx Caan played go-between role after white van terror Johnathan Hunt, otherwise known as Lynx Caan, was sentenced for intimidating a witness Johnathan Hunt, also known as Lynx Caan (pictured in 2017) Serial rapist Johnathan Hunt - otherwise known under alias Lynx Caan - has appeared in court again but this time for intimidating a witness. The 49-year-old, who was once sentenced to eight years in prison for rape, helped a friend in police custody deliver messages to his victim to p...