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Benifits of SIEM Tools.

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  SIEM TOOLS AND ITS BENIFITS   Security incident and event management (SIEM) refers to the process of recording, monitoring, correlating, and analyzing the security events in an IT environment in real time. No matter the size of a business, SIEM tools can have significant benefits for everything from compliance reporting to stopping attacks. Any managed services provider (MSP) can benefit from having SIEM software in its portfolio.  SIEM tools combine security information management (SIM) and security event management (SEM) functionalities. They use log data flows from different areas of an organization to create a real-time picture of potential threats to the IT environment, enabling your cybersecurity to be proactive rather than reactive. By relying on data from the variety of hosts in an IT environment, SIEM tools can provide you with a broad understanding of what is happening at every level of a business.  Why a SIEM tool? As an MSP, you know how impor...
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Importance of "Blockchain" for DevOps!

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  IMPORTANCE OF “BLOCKCHAIN” According to Wikipedia definition, “A Blockchain is a simple process of continuous growth of records list.” In technical terms, it is a distributed database. Businesses these days are using Blockchain to drive up their business value - that's what FedEx is using for shipping record storage, and Porsche is making its way towards a smart contract platform based on a Blockchain. But why do businesses really need it and what's Azure Blockchain workbench is all about? The financial strategist at Porsche, Blockchain is the solution that enables them to transfer data more securely and quickly, offering customers better security and high-quality services. What's Azure Blockchain Workbench is All About? Microsoft Azure is a collection of Azure capabilities and services that enable an organization to create and deploy their applications to the Azure. It helps them integrate it with the current Azure subscription with the Blockchain available on the ...
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Benefits of "DevSecOps".

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  Introduction to DevSecOps Before defining  DevSecOps  or DevSecOps Tools, let’s discuss little about DevOps from where this term originated. Brief About DevOps DevOps  is a set of practices that combines software development ( Dev ) and IT operations ( Ops ). It aims to shorten the systems development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality. What is DevSecOps? SecOps  (Security + Operations) is a movement created to facilitate collaboration between IT security and operations teams and integrate the technology and processes they use to keep systems and data secure — all in an effort to reduce risk and improve business agility. Importance of DevSecOps In recent years, we have seen that cyber-attacks have increased many folds, and even the most prepared organizations can’t deny the risk of undergoing a cyber-attack. It came into notice in the past few days that zero-day attacks compromised more than 65% of the total attacks, and the ...
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Difference between the Docker and the Kubernetes.

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   What is Kubernetes?   Kubernetes  is a container orchestration software designed and developed by Google in 2014 and now maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The system is open-source and used for automating the following processes in containerized applications: Deployment Scaling Management The flexibility and reliability of this IT management tool is helpful in effectively managing even the most complicated apps running on varied servers in varied physical and cloud-based environments. It has been designed to simplify workload scalability using containers. Kubernetes is especially important if you want to define how applications need to run and interact with each other. What are the Components of Kubernetes Clusters?   Pods:  Container groups placed on the same node, Pods in Kubernetes clusters are created, scheduled, and deployed together. Services:  Used for Pod group nomenclature, Services in Kubernetes clusters behave as load b...
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