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WatchGuard in CRN's 2022 Top 100 Executives List

For the fourth consecutive year, CRN has named WatchGuard CEO Prakash Panjwani a Top 25 IT Innovator in its 2022 Top 100 Executives list. This elite awards program recognizes forward-thinking and innovative technology leaders who have proven their commitment and dedication to the channel through solution-provider-focused strategies and a willingness to take bold steps despite market unpredictability.

Top trends in Application Security in 2022

The rising number of cyber attacks against software applications has emphasized how security must serve as an important factor in software development. More than the traditional Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) procedures, now security-integrated development lifecycles are being widely adapted. These aren’t the typical security assessments that are performed at the very end of development of the application, but embedded throughout the lifecycle.

Creating a .gitignore file - How we can use git ignore to prevent adding unwanted files to git

A.gitignore file is a great and simple tool we can use to prevent including unwanted files in a git repository. This file can be used to simply ignore files and directories but also be used to create complex rules and partial rules to ignore select files. In this video GitGuardian developer advocate, Mackenzie, runs through exactly how to get started with both a local and a global.gitignore file and shows exactly how the file works. This is designed as an introduction so that you have the knowledge to understand more complex uses for the.gitignore files.

81.65% of cyberattacks target schools, how can we make sure hybrid education is secure?

Accelerated digitalization due to the pandemic and the need to adapt quickly to distance learning made schools the perfect target for cybercriminals. Moreover, compared to universities and based on disadvantages in terms of available technology and skills, primary and secondary education was even less prepared to meet the new security challenges posed by increased exposure and heightened risks.