Linux Tips & Patch Management

Fintech applications require a particularly strong security posture. After all, you’re safeguarding the financial data (or even more disconcerting – the money) of your customers.  Financial services providers are a...

Linux is everywhere in higher education – from the computer science lab right through to the large server fleets power cutting-edge research and everything in between. But, like any other...

Healthcare organizations handle a vast amount of sensitive and confidential information, making these organizations a prime target for cyberattacks. The result: strict compliance requirements that have specific rules around cybersecurity...

Cybersecurity threats are ever present and government organizations face unique challenges in securing the sensitive information of citizens. As workers with limited technology training become increasingly susceptible to threat actors,...

“No plan survives contact with the enemy” is one of the truisms of conflict. It’s somewhat (un)surprising how accurately this describes the cybersecurity posture of most organizations. Best laid plans...

The core reason why organizations utilize CI/CD is that they’re supremely beneficial for system administration, live patching, or patch management, as well as testing code changes through integration and continuous...

It’s been about a decade since the discovery of Heartbleed, a dangerous OpenSSL exploit that affected millions of systems – and a vulnerability that made its way into popular news...

You don’t need to be a Linux mastermind to recover lost and deleted data in Linux. With the right know-how, you can recover both, and this goes for information that...

It’s crucial for organizations to adopt patch management best practices to keep their systems as secure as possible. I’ll be walking you through the importance of applying these practices for...

Freshen up with something new and improved – if it’s as simple as applying a software update…. well, why not? That’s a tempting argument to make for things like updating...

Live patching is a method of updating a Linux kernel without restarting the kernel – and therefore without the need to reboot the machine. Live patching is often used to...

On a fictional tv show that started airing last year, a spy fell out of grace by forgetting some classified intelligence papers on a public train. Said papers contained a...