TL;DR: Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) helps companies monitor and secure their cloud environments by detecting misconfigurations, ensuring compliance, and automating security fixes. This article explains what CSPM is, why it’s important, and provides a comparison of top CSPM providers like Wiz, Orca Security, and Prisma Cloud to help you …
9 Amazing Things you can do with ChatGPT
TL;DR: ChatGPT continues to transform how we work and live, offering powerful ways to boost productivity, creativity, and learning. In this blog, we’ll explore nine popular use cases where ChatGPT can make a big difference in your personal and professional life in 2024. ChatGPT has been taking the world by …
Application Monolith vs. Microservices: A Comprehensive Guide
TL;DRMonoliths are large, all-in-one applications where everything is connected, while microservices are made up of smaller, independent parts that work together. Monoliths are easier to start with but harder to scale, while microservices are more flexible and scalable. This guide will help you understand the pros and cons of each …
Tesla’s Humanoid Robot Impresses: Talks to Humans and Serves Drinks
Tesla unveiled its latest groundbreaking innovation: a humanoid robot designed to bring us one step closer to a future where robots are part of our everyday lives. Named Optimus, this new robot aims to take on labor-intensive tasks, help around the home, and integrate into our workforce, revolutionizing the way …
How AI Guardrails improve Security in DevSecOps
TL;DR: DevSecOps is important for secure software development, and using AI guardrails makes security easier. AI platforms like Prime Security help developers find problems early, follow security best practices, and reduce their workload. This blog talks about how AI guardrails are changing DevSecOps, why they are important, and how they …
Getting Started with Cloud Security
TL;DR: Starting with cloud security involves understanding your responsibilities, using strong authentication, encrypting your data, and monitoring your cloud environment. Follow these basic steps to protect your cloud setup from potential security threats. As more businesses move to the cloud, securing their cloud environments becomes a top priority. Cloud security …
Artificial Intelligence Statistics You Need to Know: Who is Using It & How?
TL;DR: Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, from business automation to creative pursuits. In this blog, we compile the latest statistics to give you a snapshot of how AI is being used, who’s using it, and how it’s shaping the world in 2024. AI is Everywhere: The …
AI Trends to Watch in the Next Six Months: Pushing Boundaries Beyond Expectations
TL;DR: AI is continuing to evolve rapidly, and the next six months promise to be another groundbreaking period for the field. This blog will explore the top trends that will shape AI in the near future, including advancements in generative AI, sustainable AI, and breakthroughs in AI ethics and regulations. …
GitHub Actions and Terraform: A Practical Guide to Automating AWS Resources, from S3 to Route 53
TL;DRGitHub Actions is a powerful tool for automating tasks, like creating AWS resources. Combined with CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) and Terraform, it simplifies workflows, saves time, and reduces errors. In this post, you’ll learn how to use GitHub Actions and Terraform to automate the creation of an S3 bucket on …
How Cloud Security Works Across AWS, Azure, and GCP
TL;DR: Cloud security involves protecting data, applications, and infrastructure in cloud environments. Major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP offer tools such as identity management, encryption, monitoring, and firewall services to help secure cloud environments. Understanding these security features is crucial for keeping your cloud infrastructure safe. Cloud security …
How to get started with micro SaaS: From idea to launch
TL;DRSoftware as a Service (SaaS) is a way of delivering software applications over the internet. Unlike traditional software, SaaS is subscription-based, which means users pay regularly to access it. This guide will explain what SaaS is, how you can start your own SaaS business, and show you a real example …
Micro SaaS: A Small Approach with Big Opportunities
Micro SaaS is a small type of Software as a Service (SaaS) that targets a very specific group of people, usually run by one person or a small team. Unlike big SaaS companies, Micro SaaS focuses on making steady profits instead of growing really fast. This guide will explain what …