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DevOps engineers must handle secrets with care. In this series, we summarize best practices for leveraging secrets with your everyday tools.

Reporting revealed declining ransomware profits in 2022, a new backdoor based on the CIA’s Hive malware is discovered, and a new wave of BackdoorDiplomacy attacks are targeting Iranian government entities.

Today we announced the immediate availability of the Salt Security API Protection Platform on Google Cloud Marketplace and our acceptance to the Google Partner Advantage program! Salt now provides the cloud trifecta, enabling customers to adopt the Salt platform on the AWS Marketplace (followed by the AWS ISV Accelerate Program), on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, and now on Google Cloud!

What makes great art, whether it be in literature, painting, film, or photography, so challenging and valuable that it seems to be out of our realm of understanding? In any such art, there is more to it than meets the eye. Whether these artists hid some messages for the generations in their art is beyond our knowledge. As the world transitioned into the digital age, we began to use this technique to communicate a lot of information in a single image.

Responsible for supervising nearly $1Trillion of assets across 30 banks and financial institutions, SAMA plays a crucial role in ensuring economic and financial stability within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The SAMA Cyber Security Framework and Threat Intelligence Principles are mandatory regulations for all member organisations regulated by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) operating within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

As a developer, you must have asked, “Why Should I Sign My Code?” when anyone enters into software development, then only they heard about the term – code signing. And then people understand the importance of a Code Signing Certificate. But, the query continues beyond just understanding the definition or using a certificate to sign software digitally. There are a lot more aspects that a developer must know from the questions getting raised by developers present globally.

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The idea behind “SPoF,” or “Single Point of Failure,” is that if one part of a system fails, then the entire system fails. It’s not desirable. In IT and security circles, if a system or application can be disrupted or degraded severely by the failure of just one component or subcomponent, then we usually deem the design to have a flaw.

Data privacy is still unfinished business for many companies. With data privacy laws expanding and tightening globally, compliance has become a complicated process that affects all areas of an organization. Gartner predicts that by 2024, 75% of the world's population will have their data covered by some privacy regulation.