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How to Identify Advanced Persistent Threats in Cybersecurity

Cyber threats are a major concern. Individuals, governments, and businesses all feel the impact. The emergence of advanced persistent threats is one of the most alarming forms of cyber espionage (APTs). These hacks are notable for their intricacy, tenacity, and broad penetration capabilities, whether they target a mobile or web application. APTs can harm the target network, including heightened geopolitical tensions, data theft, and protracted service interruptions.

Ubuntu Early Days | 20 Years of Ubuntu | Reflections from the Canonical team

In this video, the Canonical team reflects on 20 years of Ubuntu. Canonical attracts a diverse team of experts united by one mission: to amplify the impact of open source. Many of the original contributors and team members behind Ubuntu are still around, including our Founder and CEO. So what was it that attracted them to get involved in a project like Ubuntu?

Step into the Role of a Crime Scene InvestiGITor!

Join 'Chief Inspector Detective Cadell' in his session at Civo Navigate Europe 2024, where he unveils the secrets of Git through a hilarious crime scene investigation! As broken unit tests and mysterious bugs abound, you’ll learn how to become a revered investiGITor, mastering the essential skills to solve version control offenses like a pro. From safely removing sensitive information to pinpointing the exact commit that broke your code, this session covers it all.

Making serverless applications reliable and bug-free

Building applications using serverless technology on AWS—like AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway—can be incredibly powerful. You get to scale effortlessly and focus on writing code without worrying about managing servers. But as your application grows and spreads across hundreds or even thousands of cloud resources, keeping track of errors and fixing issues quickly becomes a big challenge.

Want Better Git Repository Management?

Managing your repos a whole lot easier with Launchpad and Workspaces! See all your pull requests, issues, and branches in one place. Whether it’s just you or your whole team, get a full view of what’s going on in just a few clicks! Learn more about efficient repo organization with our GitKraken Desktop tutorial playlist on YouTube.

GitKraken Workshop: Practical Tips for Enhancing Team Alignment with GitKraken.dev

In this Workshop, we dive into how GitKraken.dev can help your team stay aligned and work more efficiently. Ken and Jeff take you through key features like Team Launchpad and Insights, showing you how to improve team visibility, track important metrics, and maintain compliance – all within one platform. You'll also get a sneak peek at the upcoming Automations feature, which promises to make repetitive tasks a thing of the past, freeing up your team to focus on what matters most.

Installing and Upgrading the Flyway CLI | The Tony and Tonie Show

Tony and Tonie discuss a Phil Factor article that explains how the Flyway CLI installation and upgrade process works on Windows and Linux, and how we can make it simpler and less time-consuming using a bit of PowerShell automation, or by running Flyway from a Docker container, or finally by using a package manager.

Ask the Experts: Is On-Device AI Going to Prove to Be Hype or Helpful?

Your frontline workers need AI, and they need it now. They need guidance. They need information. And it’s getting harder to find a co-worker or manager that can provide these things. Everyone’s busy. In fact, in Zebra’s latest Global Shopper Study, 85% of the retail associates surveyed said they believe AI will help them be more productive, and 78% said AI/machine learning would boost efficiency and customer service. Three-quarters said the same for generative AI (GenAI).

3 Switch Features You Should Never Change

In separate incidents this past month, I’ve helped clients troubleshoot network problems that turned out to be due to misconfigured switches. In all cases, the errors turned out to be things that I don’t think should ever have been changed from their default settings. So I thought it might be useful to have a brief discussion about how switches work and what features should or should not be used in normal office environments.