Tagged: DevOps

GitHub in a Nutshell

GitHub is a platform for code hosting with version control and collaboration, and it allows you to work together with your team on projects from anywhere. GitHub lets you efficiently keep track of every revision and change you and your Read the rest

The Role of the SOC in DevSecOps

There are many buzzes, topics, areas, and responsibilities to take care of in every environment – SIEM, SOC, DevSecOps, Cloud-Native Security, App Risk, App Sec. WOW. This post focuses on The Role of the SOC in DevSecOps.

The SOC is … Read the rest

DevSecOps Framework - The Big Picture

DevSecOps Framework – The Big Picture

Secure DevOps, DevSecOps, App Risk, App Sec, and shifting left have become increasingly popular terms in cybersecurity.

Organizations face misconfigurations and other security issues and challenges and struggle with implementing a secure DevSecOps approach and frameworks. One of them is … Read the rest

VSCode from Everywhere

In this post, we shall learn about VSCode.Dev, the VSCode Online Editor which does not need any installation.

Around October 2020, the VSCode team announced the availability of vscode dev, a development tool that can run entirely in the browser. … Read the rest

KQL Hero

KQL – The mother of all languages in Azure

KQL, the Kusto Query Language, is used in many Microsoft services, including the Azure and Microsoft Security platforms such as the ATP family.

This post is part of a series of blog posts about KQL. It will provide you the … Read the rest

GitHub Starting Guide

GitHub is a platform for code hosting with version control and collaboration, and it allows you to work together with your team on projects from anywhere.

GitHub lets you efficiently keep track of every revision and changes you and your Read the rest

Remote-SSH via VSCode

The Remote – SSH extension lets you use any remote machine with an SSH server as your development environment. This can greatly simplify development and troubleshooting in a wide variety of circumstances. For example, you can:

  • Develop on the same
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