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Lessons leaned from the CrowdStrike outage on Microsoft systems: Extensive quality assurance (QA) testing is a must. #CrowdStrike #qualityassurance https://lnkd.in/efeHxD8E

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In light of the recent CrowdStrike incident, which caused global disruptions due to a faulty update, it’s clear that rigorous testing and robust development practices are crucial to prevent such failures. The widespread impact and the manual remediation required emphasize the need for automated and efficient processes. This is an ideal time to review and enhance your development practices. We can help reduce the risk of similar issues in the future! Contact our team at Enlighten Designs to discuss how we can support you in these areas and enhance the resilience of your systems. #Security #DevOps #RiskManagement #IT #disruption 

k8s SecurityContexts is simpler than you think. But many face challenges when configuring them. Here is why 👇 I wrote about building containers as non-root users (you need to have good understanding about this) Once you have a secure image, the next step is to deploy it on Kubernetes. Here, you need a clear understanding of the following: - How does Kubernetes treat a non-root user configured in the container when no security context is applied? - What if I want to customize the non-root behavior of a specific container in a pod? - If a container image is built to run as root and you apply a securityContext, what happens? There are scenarios where a pod can end up in a CrashLoopBackOff state. In today’s edition of the newsletter, I provide answers to the above questions with practical examples. So why non-root pods? - To minimize security risks - It aligns with the principle of least privilege - Compliance requirements (e.g., PCI DSS) ——— If you liked this post: ♻️ Repost to help others find it. #hiring #humanresource #devopsjobs #hiringalert #linkdinjobs #immediatejoiner #connections #teamlead #devops #

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if you’re a developer are tired of having to check if you’re following ISO 27001 / SOC 2 guidelines - rest assured Docker’s got you!! 🐳🙌🏽 Here’s a quick but comprehensive read of how Docker, Inc helps you ensure you’re always compliant to standards and have minimal intervention from the security team!! 👀 #docker #buildsecurely #shiftleft #containers #compliance #iso27001 #soc2 #infosec #buildimages #dockerdesktop #security #vulnerabilities