Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Once we say Disaster Recovery, we imagine that if something goes wrong – unexpected deletion or other human error, ransomware attack, outage, etc. – we can restore our data immediately. But is it so in practice? Only if you have a reliable backup for your DevOps stack and a tested DR plan for every critical scenario… According to Backblaze’s report, only 42% of organizations that experienced data loss managed to restore all their data.

Changed block tracking (CBT) technology is essential for efficient virtual machine backups across virtualization platforms, yet persistent technical issues continue to create significant backup challenges. A notable rise in CBT-related problems spanning multiple hypervisors has led many IT teams to reassess their traditional backup strategies and explore more reliable alternatives.

The transition from DevOps to DevSecOps – and now to SecDevOps – signals more than a change in terminology. It underscores that security can no longer be an afterthought in the software development lifecycle. It must lead, setting the tone and structure for everything that follows. Such a shift is what defines SecDevOps. It’s a model where security is the starting point, not the final checkpoint, guiding the conceptual approach and day-to-day operations.

The Digital era brings both speed and risk; while digitalization is making the process faster, the risk of hackers and data threats is increasing on the other hand. This is where Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) steps in as a digital super hero, Introduced by U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) in 2020 CMMC acts as a safeguard to protect the government’s digital secrets from cyber threats.

Consider a typical scenario. Your development department scales along with the company. Your needs grow, so teams plan to adopt specialized tools for different purposes. The decision is to use Jira for product and issue tracking. Elements like version control, pipelines, and deployments will be managed in Azure DevOps (ADO). Each platform excels in its domain, but running them in isolation is a different story.

With the growing popularity of Azure DevOps comes an increased need for proper security of data being stored there. A large aspect of ensuring the security of Azure DevOps ecosystems lies in facilitating data resilience. This means to guarantee the availability to protect, keep, and recover data in case of any disruptions, both intentional and accidental.

After years of attending Red Hat Summits, each one seemingly more dynamic than the last, this year’s event in Boston felt especially significant. The energy was electric, the community stronger than ever, and the technology announcements were nothing short of groundbreaking. From AI to virtualization and migration strategies, Red Hat Summit 2025 demonstrated just how far open source innovation has come—and where it’s boldly going next.