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With a “joined April 2020” tag on the BfDI account (Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information), the German government has an impressive government Mastodon platform worth following. What is Mastodon? A far better version of social media. A government’s official use of a distributed architecture in this case exemplifies how any “checkmark” … Continue reading German Government on Mastodon →

The word on the street is Elon Musk thought Nazi was spelled with a T, which is why he put it on the hood of his cars. But seriously, Tesla’s public relations with the German government thus far have its CEO telling people to ignore long-standing rules while he promotes the worst possible ignorance of … Continue reading Tesla CEO Promotes Nazism While Trying to Undercut German Government →

Your Business’s attack surface is changing every day. Your attack surface is all possible points where an unauthorized user can gain access to a system and extract or delete sensitive data.

Mayhem for Code (MCode) can help you find and fix vulnerabilities in your code. MCode can run on the cloud, but, when you're testing critical/sensitive/confidential code, you can make it more difficult for malicious actors to access Mayhem's findings by deploying MCode on-prem.

Snowflake is making it simpler to build apps on top of its cloud data management platform and enhancing the overall security of the platform.

Elon Musk is known mostly for being an unaccountable liar, so his personal brand of chaos now blanketing the unfortunate staff at Twitter was easily predictable. Nothing the man says can be believed, which is what historians in the past described as the “permanent improvisation” symptom of dictators doomed to fail. He said he would … Continue reading Twitter in “Cruel Chaos Crisis” as Elon Musk Flip-Flops Like a Fish Out of Water →

James Zhong admitted to stealing 50,000 bitcoins from the former dark web market, Silk Road

These five cloud disaster recovery strategies can protect your business from data loss and keep your operations running smoothly.

The goal of DevSecOps is to provide security best practices in a way that doesn't disrupt team productivity.

Pulumi Deployments will make it possible for DevOps teams to provision infrastructure and deploy apps via a single Git commit.