Launched in 2011, Snap, Inc. is a technology company that serves over 750 million daily customers worldwide with Snapchat, Spectacles, and Bitmoji. These products let consumers share experiences with friends, use VR/AR, and develop a social network avatar. As they scaled, Snap’s in-house, open source observability solution was getting expensive and time-consuming for engineers to realistically manage as the company saw massive user growth.
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With 90% of organisations saying digital transformation introduces new risks, what if you could enable agility in technology innovation safely and confidently? Discover how easy it is to drastically improve your risk and security hygiene in this guide. You’ll get use cases for integrating teams and automating workflows across risk and security management, empowering you to remediate issues before they become cyberbreaches.
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With 90% of organisations saying digital transformation introduces new risks, what if you could enable agility in technology innovation safely and confidently? Discover how easy it is to drastically improve your risk and security hygiene in this guide. You’ll get use cases for integrating teams and automating workflows across risk and security management, empowering you to remediate issues before they become cyberbreaches.
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Learn how Fairfield County adopted data informed instruction, trained their staff on interpreting data reports, and became a state leader in assessment and curriculum map development with the right people, program, and Mastery by Instructure.
Fairfield County is a rural district in South Carolina situated between the capital of Columbia and Charlotte, North Carolina, committed to academic excellence.
In recent years, it has received many awards, such as SCASA’s Palmetto’s Finest Award Winner, Palmetto’s Gold and Silver Award Schools, and National Beta Club Schools of Distinction, to name a few.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of observability, organizations often face challenges with high data volumes, cost unpredictability, and limited control over data. Datadog, while comprehensive, can fall short in addressing these issues effectively. Chronosphere emerges as a powerful alternative, with its unique Control Plane capabilities and its predictable and fair pricing philosophy. This ebook provides an in-depth comparison with Datadog, shedding light on the tangible benefits and significant improvements that Chronosphere offers. Through practical use cases and testimonials, it demonstrates the superior value we bring to technical decision-makers across different roles, underscoring the compelling case for choosing Chronosphere.
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CISO demands second opinion after internal reporting showed zero vulnerabilities
Security testing within a large government department was dispersed and then performed by various teams. Pentesting was required, but each division operated somewhat independently and hired testers with various skill levels. Results were inconsistent and data from testing was trapped in written reports, not structured data. The CISO could not easily determine the quality of testing, remediation status, or the need for security improvements.
Pentest reports filed by several of the agency’s divisions consistently indicated no major vulnerabilities found. Yet, one of those divisions found itself in the headlines for a major cybersecurity breach.
The problem was that asset owners could block security testing. While the CISO was responsible for overseeing the testing process, only asset owners could grant access for safe testing. The CISO had to find a new way to perform penetration testing across the agency and convince the rest of the agency’s security community that it was the right approach. Willing and enthusiastic support from the divisions’ security community was essential for the new testing program to work.
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As advancements in AI/ML rise, business leaders are embracing open source culture and technologies. Read this IDC whitepaper sponsored by Red Hat for a detailed overview on how open source MLOps platforms may help drive business value.
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