Okta, a trusted identity and access management (IAM) company, has been a big believer in zero trust security for years. Now, according to its latest survey, Zero trust adoption has “reached a tipping point.” What kind of tipping point? Ninety-seven…Read … Continue reading →

Intel’s Software Guard Extensions (SGX) memory encryption technology sounded like such a good idea back in 2015. This set of security instructions would enable programmers to set up protected private memory regions, called enclaves. Within them, data…Read More

Read now DevOps, the portmanteau of development and operations, has long been key to integrating building software and deploying it. Recently, companies such as Cloudify have used the same technique to bridge the gap between your homebrew…Read More

Microsoft and Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, have announced native .NET availability in Ubuntu 22.04. While open-source .NET has long been available in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions, this collaboration by Microsoft and Canonical will…Read More

How did they get from Kubernetes to Linux? It was the next logical move. Via kCTF, researchers could use Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) instances. If they could hack it successfully, they got a flag, and potentially some cash. But, while … Continue reading →

Linux is always evolving and improving. So Canonical, Ubuntu Linux’s parent company, releases point upgrades about twice a year to deliver the latest software, improvements, and security fixes. Now you can easily update your Ubuntu release or…Read More