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Distributed database enables mission-critical applications to run at scale with enterprise-grade SLAs and security
SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Yugabyte, the leader in open source distributed SQL databases, today announced the general availability of YugabyteDB 2.4 with hardened enterprise-grade security features, enhanced multi-region deployment capabilities, and performance improvements. The newest iteration of Yugabyte’s open source database improves on the existing high availability, horizontal scalability, and ease-of-use characteristics of YugabyteDB, furthering the company’s mission of providing the default distributed SQL database for cloud-native applications in a multi-cloud world.
As enterprises deploy applications across multiple geographic regions and clouds, they often struggle to provide the efficiency and scalability needed to meet global user demands while simultaneously complying with local data regulation
Learn SAML: The Language You Don t Know You re Already Speaking
Security Assertion Markup Language, a protocol most people use daily to log into applications, makes authentication easier for both admins and users. Here s what you need to know about SAML (and what it has to do with GoldenSAML ).
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML): You may have heard of it. You ve likely used it at least once today to log into a website portal or enterprise application. But what is SAML? How does it work? And why do you need to know about it?
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What Is SAML?
Top 5 Need to Know Coding Defects for DevSecOps
Integrating static analysis into the development cycle can prevent coding defects and deliver secure software faster.
Security practitioners are accustomed to intervening at the end of the software development process to identify security vulnerabilities, many of which could have been prevented with earlier intervention. To address this problem, developers who are already under pressure to deliver increasingly complex software faster and less expensively are being recruited to implement security earlier in the development cycle under the shift-left movement.
To understand the obstacles facing developers in meeting new security requirements, consider the five most common coding defects and how to address them.