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The Essential List of Terraform Modules and Their Purposes

Rapid and constantly-evolving software development cycles have increased the need for reliable and fast infrastructure changes. Thus manually carrying out infrastructure changes has become an unscalable process – which is what Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools are here to solve. They enable teams to codify their infrastructure configurations and integrate them directly into their CI/CD pipelines.

Dissecting Spring4Shell

An RCE vulnerability affecting Spring Core’s JDK 9 and later has become a trending topic in cybersecurity networks during the past couple days. This discovery, compared by some to the Log4Shell vulnerability, generated a lot of confusion and even got mistook with a different vulnerability affecting Spring Cloud, which got a CVE assigned the same day, and even linked them to completely unrelated commits on Spring Core’s GitHub.

5 Essential Ways to Improve SDLC Security

Vulnerabilities found in application platforms and third-party libraries have drawn growing attention to application security in the last few years, putting pressure on DevOps teams to detect and resolve vulnerabilities in their Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Take the NVD (National Vulnerability Database), which tracks and records all significant vulnerabilities published and disclosed by software vendors.

Australia and US Pledge More Government Cybersecurity Spend for 2022-23

In the midst of a growing global cyberthreat landscape, the Australian and US governments this week announced plans to increase spend to bolster federal cybersecurity. The Australian federal government’s newly released 2022-23 federal Budget has dedicated AU$9.9 billion to support cybersecurity and intelligence capabilities under a program called Resilience, Effects, Defence, Space, Intelligence, Cyber and Enablers (REDSPICE).

Building Your Security Analytics Use Cases

It’s time again for another meeting with senior leadership. You know that they will ask you the hard questions, like “how do you know that your detection and response times are ‘good enough’?” You think you’re doing a good job securing the organization. You haven’t had a security incident yet. At the same time, you also know that you have no way to prove your approach to security is working. You’re reading your threat intelligence feeds.

Keeper Commander - Using SSH Command

Keeper Commander can establish basic SSH connections through the command line interface on any device using the native SSH connection tool. Commander's ssh command provides instant SSH connections for any "SSH" Record Type in the vault. To create an “SSH” type record in your vault, create a new record and select “SSH key” as your record type. Paste your private key to the appropriate field in your record and populate the login and hostname fields.

Improve Your Web Applications and Your Client-side Security

Learn how to protect your client-side web applications and the customer data you collect via your websites. Gain a deep understanding of how to stop skimming breaches by closing gaps in your web application firewalls, content security policies, penetration testing, security testing, and vulnerability scanning coverage. Explore the basics of client-side security and learn how businesses can protect themselves and their customers with automated tools, monitoring, and controls to stop threats, all while safeguarding customer data.

Tines: How Auth0's engineering team tamed incident response with no-code automation

No-code automation isn't just for non-technical users. Programmers have enough code to maintain as it is, so when they want to build an important workflow to improve how the team works, it's great to be able to skip all the baggage like logging, monitoring, persistence, backups, and deployments. Join Tines and special guest Dennis Henry, Sr. Engineering Manager at Auth0, as we dive into one such real use case - engineering incident response. When engineers are focused on triaging an issue, the last thing they should be worrying about is the tooling they are using to organize their response.