In this episode, Shon delves into the open-source security realm with Zach Wasserman, CTO of Fleet Device Management. In a world brimming with cyber threats, this episode is a beacon for IT enthusiasts and professionals. Zach shares Fleet's journey from Facebook's corridors to the forefront of endpoint security, and how they balance offering robust open-source tools with a sustainable business model.

A Node.js module with nearly two million downloads a week was compromised after the library was injected with malicious code programmed to steal bitcoins in wallet apps. Join us as we delve into a real-world zero-day supply chain attack. Understand the response that followed, and how attacks like this can be mitigated. Learn from David Gonzalez, Principal Engineer at Cloudsmith and Member of the Node.js security working group, as he walks us through the incident.

Ben from Armo and a key maintainer of the Kubescape project shares expert advice on securing Kubernetes in multicloud environments. Dive deep into the challenges and solutions for Kubernetes security, as Ben offers practical tips and strategies.

Listen in on the conversation Thomas Hazel had with Dave Vellante at SuperCloud4.

Security is all about addressing every potential vulnerability and creating formidable barriers to deter malicious actors from breaching your sensitive data. Given the multitude of vulnerabilities that need attention, security professionals often find themselves inundated with tasks. It's not just a matter of strengthening your infrastructure; it's about ensuring that every potential entry point is securely sealed to thwart malicious actors' attempts to compromise your infrastructure.

When it comes to detecting a cyberattack, machine data such as logs, metrics, and telemetry is all-important. Sifting through mountains of machine data and recognizing threats is one way to secure your organization. But prevention is better than cure, and sticking to the basics and following best practices is the best way to keep threats at bay. Since the help desk holds a record of everything that happens in your IT, connecting help desk operations and events with common gateways helps prevent loopholes from being exploited.

A quick overview on how EventSentry can help organizations become CMMC v2 compliant. EventSentry features actionable dashboards and reports to become and STAY compliant. But EventSentry goes beyond compliance - the monitoring and security features of EventSentry can be leveraged by any compliance framework. The result is a network that's compliance AND secure.