Cloud Native Security Hasn’t Solved Compliance Challenges
Eight-four percent of participants in a new survey by Tigera said they found it challenging to meet compliance regulations for cloud native applications.
15 Times I Went Cloud-native With Open Survey Data
Since the inception of its research programs, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation has always made its research available to the public. That’s one reason why I have been able to publish at least 15 articles based on their open data so far. Here are links […]
Using APIs with Low-Code Tools: 9 Best Practices
Low- and no-code tools can speed up software development. But how do you make sure they work with the APIs you need, and don’t create new headaches?
Beyond Kubernetes, Cloud-native Projects Continue to Compete
Use of OpenTelemetry and Argo soared while several big CNCF projects stagnated.
Burning Down the House: Quantifying the Impact of Log4j
An Anchore survey of 428 IT and security leaders conducted between Dec. 3 and 22 demonstrates that people believe the Log4j vulnerability had an immediate impact.
Blame IT and Security, Not End Users, for Password Problems
BitWarden reported that 53% of IT decision-makers shared passwords via email, a big increase from 39% just a year earlier.
Takeaways from GitHub’s Octoverse Report
Developers who spend most of their time doing software development for a private company’s repositories (47%) or are focused on an open source project while working for a private company (5.5%) behave differently than those other professional developers (13.5%) and students (29%) that are still engaged in the open source community.
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Developers who spend most of their time doing software development for a private company’s repositories (47%) or are focused on an open source project while working for a private company (5.5%) behave differently than those other professional developers (13.5%) and students (29%) that are still engaged in the open source community.