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Dynamic Application Security Testing at Cribl

Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is a type of security testing that actively exercises and inspects a web application for security vulnerabilities. A DAST scanner sends an assortment of payloads to the target application, typically through HTTP requests for web applications, then analyzes the responses and behavior to detect vulnerabilities. DAST is language and framework agnostic, allowing for security scans against any web application with careful configuration.

Enhancing User Experience with the In-App Wiki in Turbo360

In today’s digital age, providing users with quick and easy access to information is crucial. An in-app knowledge base can significantly enhance user experience by offering instant support and reducing the need for external help. It is for this reason that this knowledge base has been integrated within Turbo360 to enhance the user experience. Let’s dive into what an in-app knowledge base is, its benefits, and its impact on adding it to Turbo360.

Top 18 DevOps Tools For Startups

Startups often face challenges in balancing rapid development with robust infrastructure. DevOps can be the solution, but selecting the right tools can be overwhelming. Achieving a good balance of cost, scaling, security, efficiency improvement, learning curve, rapid product releases, etc. is not easy. But worry not, we will solve this problem for you today. I've compiled some of the best DevOps tools that will make the DevOps journey of a startup easier.

Where does the time go after you resolve an incident?

We were curious: once an incident is over, how long does it take companies to document, review, create learnings, finish clean-up items, and complete any other follow-up action items? We work with a wide variety of companies, from small start-ups to Enterprises with thousands of engineers. But we wanted to know: where is their time spent after they resolve an incident? Here’s what we found!

9 MongoDB Alternatives To Consider (And When To Use Each)

MongoDB has earned quite the credentials as a flexible, high scalability, and reliable database management system. Yet, it isn’t flawless. Several MongoDB alternatives now offer superior advantages for specific use cases. In this guide, we’ll share insights into the strengths and weaknesses of leading alternatives to MongoDB. By the end of this post, you will be in a better position to choose your next DBMS with confidence.

Creating query-optimized content for Google AI overviews - Tips

After the blockbuster announcement of Chat-GPT in fall of 2022, the SEO and copywriting worlds were thrown into chaos. With AI able to generate blocks of mostly solid content (mostly) in seconds, what would this mean for the future of SEO – where for years copywriters have commanded triple digit hourly wages to generate content meant to game Google search results?

Making Room for Some Lint

It’s one of my strongly held beliefs that errors are constructed, not discovered. However we frame an incident’s causes, contributing factors, and context ends up influencing the shape of the corrective items (if any) that get created. I’ll cover these ideas by using our June 3rd incident where a database migration caused a large outage by locking up a shared database and making it run out of connections.

Differences Between Microsoft 365 and Office 365

In today’s digital landscape, productivity tools are crucial for businesses and individuals alike. Two names that often come up in conversations about office suites are Microsoft 365 and Office 365. But what exactly are these tools, and how do they differ? Understanding the distinctions between Microsoft 365 and Office 365 can help you choose the best solution for your needs.