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Jan 31 2020 · 4 min read
Jake’s Take: Linux in 2020
By: Jennifer Ellard
Linux is continuing to rise in popularity with over 96.3% of the world’s top 1 million servers running a Linux solution. An increase in popularity only leads to an increase in vulnerability to attackers. With new vulnerabilities appearing constantly, security teams need to keep their solutions in check and stay updated on what is going…
Jan 29 2020 · 3 min read
How to Stay Secure While Traveling
By: Jennifer Ellard
Traveling to conferences and events is one of the best ways to expand your professional network and learn about new ideas from peers and experts around the world. Nowadays, all of our applications & data are stored in the cloud. This makes it easy for us to remain connected throughout an event, but in return,…
Jan 7 2020 · 2 min read
Assess Your Linux Security Posture With SANS Recommendations – Download This Checklist
By: Jennifer Ellard
Recently, SANS Institute released a whitepaper called Taming the Wild West: Finding Security in Linux, designed to help companies improve the security posture of their Linux environments. This is a growing topic of discussion within the SANS community, especially as so many organizations are building out their cloud-based development efforts on Google Cloud, AWS, or…
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