If you are considering Kasten today and wondering what alternatives exist for Kubernetes backup, you are at the right place where we will make our case for why CloudCasa should be your choice instead. Kasten K10 is one of the first products built to address the data protection gap in Kubernetes environments. Veeam is a market leader in data protection, and they acquired Kasten in 2021. Together, Kasten by Veeam presents a strong combination of innovation and go-to-market chops.

There is a lot of discussion these days about the need to reduce or eliminate friction from customer experiences, whether it’s easing the process of finding and buying products online, slashing wait times to reach customer service representatives, speeding up delivery, or other efforts. But what about addressing another kind of friction, the kind that exists between the software development and product security teams at organizations?

SSH was designed in 1995, LDAP was initially developed in 1993, and role-based access control was introduced in 1992. The concept of least privilege was introduced in 1975. With all of these existing technologies, when are modern privileged access management solutions necessary? This is a common question asked when we pitch the idea of modern privileged access management (PAM).

With dependence on containers growing more every year, developers need the best container security solutions they can find, and those solutions have to integrate seamlessly into existing development workflows. Snyk’s partnership with Sysdig has helped us strengthen our commitment to building tools for container security, and growing those tools to meet the evolving needs of developers. And as a developer-first organization, we truly value feedback that comes right from developers themselves.

By Yotam Perkal, Head of Vulnerability Research Researchers here at Rezilion wanted to assess the current potential attack surface of the Log4Shell vulnerability today, 4 months later, now that the dust has settled. We hoped that due to the massive amount of media coverage the Log4Shell vulnerability has received, that the majority of applications have been patched. We assumed finding services that are still vulnerable would be challenging. We were wrong.

In the previous article, we covered the build and test process and why it’s important to use automated scanning tools for security scanning and remediation. The build pipeline compiles the software and packages into an artifact. The artifact is then stored in a repository (called a registry) where it can be retrieved by the release pipeline during the release process.