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DevOps has already become an integrated part of almost every industry and its development process. Whether it’s technology, automotive, healthcare, or any other industry, it’s hard to imagine an organization that doesn’t rely on DevOps. Numbers speak better: the majority of consumers are from the technology sector – 44%, yet there are a lot of organizations from other industries that depend on DevOps – financial, education, etc.

Discover how GitGuardian's "Bring Your Own Source" initiative enables security teams to extend secrets detection beyond code repositories, leveraging custom integrations to eliminate a significant hidden attack surface.

Australia’s updated Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) now mandates the adoption of Zero Trust principles. Australia’s Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) Annual Release 2025 now formally mandates the adoption of zero trust principles to improve cybersecurity posture. Government organisations must now align their cybersecurity strategies with the Information Security Manual and the Guiding Principles to Embed a Zero Trust Culture.

Once the frontier of innovation, the cloud has become the battleground of operational discipline. As cloud complexity rises, the most common and costly security threats aren't advanced nation-state attacks. They're internal errors. According to the CSA's Top Threats to Cloud Computing Deep Dive 2025, more than half of reported cloud breaches stemmed from preventable issues like misconfigurations, IAM failures, and operational oversights. These are self-inflicted and are happening with alarming frequency.

Many cybersecurity teams today suffer from what experts call the execution gap—a disconnect between gathering intelligence and taking timely, effective action. Instead of empowering action, disconnected dashboards and alert overload often leave teams overwhelmed. To close this gap, industry must evolve from generating alerts to enabling decisions. The execution gap refers to the struggle teams face in turning overwhelming visibility and data into structured, prioritized response.

In early August 2025 a new Telegram channel emerged presenting itself as an amalgam of three well-known cybercriminal labels Scattered Spider, ShinyHunters and LAPSUS$. Within 24 hours the channel published a steady stream of claims, partial data dumps and screenshots tied to a wide range of incidents, including retail and luxury brands, government entities, and cloud-platform related breaches. The channel’s activity revived public attention on several overlapping trends.

Oracle Kubernetes Engine backup requires a solid strategy that covers both applications and infrastructure. Oracle OKE handles orchestration well, but data protection remains your responsibility. A cluster failure or misconfigured setting can wipe out critical data and cause hours of downtime. This guide shows you how to build effective backup systems for your OKE environments.

Summertime in the U.S., Europe, and many other regions typically falls between June and September. Tech teams, admins, and even their bosses take vacations. Inboxes slow down, and production systems finally get a breather. But for the threat actors behind Oyster, while others were reaching for sunscreen or enjoying real sea fishing, they launched their own phishing campaign using something far more effective than email and sharpened their hook.

The current trends in healthcare technology adoption present an interesting dynamic. Healthcare systems globally have been and continue to experience rapid digital transformation to the point where we now see increasingly embracing AI, internet-connected medical devices and telehealth solutions. Trustwave SpiderLabs captured what is taking place in its recent report Cybersecurity Challenges for Healthcare in 2025.