August 13, 2024

There have been several reports over the years from organizations like Red Hat and various security research firms and independent engineers that give us a few statistics. Two that are crucial to understand are: 93% of organizations suffer from a Kubernetes-related security risk. 55% of the security risks are due to misconfigurations. A misconfiguration could […]

Just about every security issue is due to a misconfiguration. Think about it – security bugs are always due to some misconfiguration at the code level. Breaches are always due to some bad authentication/authorization protocol, a bug, or some vulnerability (and the vulnerability is due to a misconfiguration as well). With Kubernetes, it’s no different,

Whether you’re in the game of automation/scripting or software engineering, there’s a typical question that you’ll ask yourself. “Why this language?”. The answer could be a combination of things. Sometimes it’s proper libraries for what you’re trying to build. Other times it’s what the team is comfortable with. All said and done, a programming language

Cybersecurity is arguably the “coolest” IT-style job role in 2024 (others may put cloud-native in that category). Because of that, many engineers are trying to get into it and they think they can get into it quick. In fact, you’ll even see colleges tell you that you can take a course and get into cybersecurity