security

Kubernetes has expanded agility but also the attack surface. Alan argues that observability and security can no longer live in silos — metrics, logs, and traces already hold critical security signals, while ...

The pipelines are green. The dashboards are clear. Commits are flowing without a hitch. For most DevOps teams, that’s the definition of success: smooth builds, tested deployments, automation firing on all cylinders ...

Tigera this week added an instance of its integrated container networking and security platform for Kubernetes environments that is specifically designed for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. Based on open source Project Calico ...

“More is better” has always been a dangerous assumption in tech. In security, it’s downright reckless. Across the cloud-native ecosystem, organizations are drowning in their own defenses: dozens of overlapping tools, agents, ...

Anthropic is using its own Claude Code agentic coding tool to help its teams with coding tasks and to master preexisting code understanding ...

This article walks you through how DockSec works, what makes it different and why it matters for modern DevSecOps workflows.  ...

Continuous integration (CI) practices are now mainstream and have significantly increased deployment frequency while decreasing defect rates for organizations worldwide. This boosts mean time to repair (MTTR), market responsiveness, risk reduction, software ...

The organizations that succeed will not be the ones with the most tools. They will be the ones that treat security as code, embed it into every commit and align their practices ...

As organizations embrace the speed of Kubernetes, they often find their existing security practices lagging, creating a dangerous gap between development velocity and security posture ...

In containerized environments security risks can exist in three areas: Vulnerabilities in software, shadow containers and deployment problems ...