Security

Once upon a time, kings and ministers were wealthy based on the kingdom, the size of produce and the taxes they could levy on it.

The technological world has rapidly developed. In order to satiate the growing hunger, the IT industry adopted a practice known as DevOps.

Organizations view cybersecurity as a critical enabler for business growth. Creating a culture of improvement in security strategy is needed.

Secure code is important. What if a security issue is not found in your code but in one of your dependencies?

In this blog, I will address the growing need to embed a culture of taking the crucial steps in the journey of your security maturity improvement without waiting for an overhaul of your security system overnight.

Attacks for ransomware, crypto mining, information stealing, and administration disturbance will keep on being propelled against new container-based virtualized situations in both private and open clouds. To make our application deployments secure we need to follow these steps.

In an era of cyber intrusions, security is an essential priority for every business. You own Windows 10, you implement the updates as they are released and you refresh your systems every 3 to 4 years. Are you ensuring you have taken the necessary steps to secure your workplace systems?

A robust cybersecurity system is a foundation for a resilient organization.

A pragmatic solution to improve the security of your organization in times of Covid-19.

Antoine Aymer, Sogeti’s Global Strategic Portfolio Director for Testing, offers his top predictions for the world of Testing in 2020.

Security is everyone’s responsibility, and hence, to build awareness, I am sharing a few concepts that will give you a high-level view into the world of security.

During this episode of Technology Labs podcast, we will talk about SAFe, Agile at the enterprise level and release trains.