DevOps: the fusion of development and operations, like peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin, or Bert and Ernie — except with less singing and more automation. But like any great duo, there’s a fine balance that needs to be struck between the chaos of innovation and the control of…

Phishing and spear phishing are two common cyber threats that rely on social engineering to trick individuals into providing sensitive information or performing specific actions, but are orchestrated to achieve different objectives. …

Cybercriminals commonly employ malicious programs to obtain unauthorized system access, exfiltrate sensitive information, or disrupt essential services. In order to defend against these threats, cybersecurity professionals use various approaches to analyze mechanisms of a malware’s operation and how best it can be prevented. Reverse engineering malware is one such analysis…

In modern software development, cloud-native ecosystems have become increasingly popular due to their ability to deliver applications quickly and at scale. One of the key components of such ecosystems is the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) framework, which enables efficient communication between microservices. This article will delve into the technical details…

Storage management is a critical aspect of IT infrastructure that plays a crucial role in ensuring the availability and reliability of data. Two of the most common configurations in storage management are the active/passive and active/active configurations. In this article, we will provide a comprehensive overview of these configurations, their…

Containers have become a popular method for packaging and deploying applications in recent years. Container images are the building blocks of containerized applications and are used to create, distribute, and run containerized applications. These images are designed to be lightweight and portable, making them ideal for cloud-native applications, microservices, and…

With a compromised password, it’s not just your account or information that remains vulnerable. Hackers typically steal passwords as the first leg of a larger attack; and build up to exploit your compromised account for accessing other systems or use it for malicious activities. …

Credential phishing has become rife, and sophistication has grown. By using complex tactics, cyber criminals can impersonate prominent firms to obtain identifying information from unsuspecting consumers. In this article, we discuss how credential phishing attacks are orchestrated, types of such attacks, their impacts, and prevention techniques. What Are Credential Threats? Credential threats refer to…

Cybersecurity is an increasingly important concern for small businesses. With the proliferation of technology and the reliance on the internet for communication and data storage, small businesses are vulnerable to cyber attacks that can compromise sensitive information, disrupt operations, and damage reputation. In today’s digital age, small businesses must prioritize…