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Enterprises often turn to the cloud as a way of reducing their IT costs. But using the cloud by itself doesnt necessarily lead to savings, especially if there are no adequate controls in place.

Company puts stake in the ground: sales outside of the Global 500 to transact through channel partners Sysdig, Inc., the unified container and cloud security leader, today announced a channel-first

Port Washington, NY (PRWEB) December 23, 2021 -- In the home automation category security cameras represent the largest portion of revenue sales and are often

by Jen Rice and Anna Matlin Introduction Airbnb was born in the cloud. In 2008, while many companies were operating data centers, a few clicks on the AWS console brought Airbnb to life. From our first Ruby on Rails app, to our more recent adoption of service-oriented architecture, the ability to instantly spin up compute and storage has enabled our teams to move quickly and meet the growing demands of our business. However, the business value this nimbleness affords can quickly be offset by clo...

Half of U.S. Consumers Own At Least One Smart Home Device, Reports NPD Share Article Smart Home Device Ownership by Type PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. (PRWEB) February 17, 2021 According to the latest Home Automation Ownership & Usage Report from NPD’s Connected Intelligence, half of U.S. consumers own at least one smart home device, up from 35% in January of 2020. While security cameras remain the most commonly owned smart home device,...

Sysdig, Inc.: Sysdig Usage Report Finds Shifting Container Security Left is Not Enough 58 percent of containers are running as root, which increases runtime security risk Sysdig, Inc., the secure DevOps leader, today announced findings from its Sysdig 2021 Container Security and Usage Report. While usage reveals organizations are shifting left by scanning images during the build phase, DevOps teams are still leaving their environments open to attack. The report also looks at trends, finding a 3...

Waveny saw thousands of trail walkers on a weekly basis for one month this fall, according to new data compiled by a membership organization that helps area towns collaborate in areas such as transportation, housing and open space. Captured Oct. 23 to Nov. 20 on a pedestrian trail counter in Waveny near the Merritt Parkway, the figures show daily averages of about 300 to 800 people in the popular park, according to a report from the Western Connecticut Council of Governments or ‘WestCOG.’ C...