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eWeek | November 13, 2018
There is a simple truism in much of IT, and that is that organizations can't manage what they're not aware of. As organizations increasingly make use of distributed teams that use cloud-native services, there is a nontrivial risk of application sprawl. On Nov. 13, container security vendor Twistlock announced its new open-source cloud-native discovery tool, in an effort to help identify and locate applications running on different public cloud services. The Cloud Discovery tool's ini...
SDxCentral | March 06, 2019
The increasingly complex array of cloud environments used by businesses provides bad actors with great opportunities to sneak into corporate networks. It’s led cloud-native security vendors to scramble to shore up the weak spots. Two of those — Aqua Security and Twistlock — announced updates to their security platforms this week. Aqua has added two basic elements in its 4.0 release. The platform now offers what the company calls “a full chain of controls” to scan fu...
ZDNet | January 14, 2020
DevOps Pulse is an annual analysis of the DevOps industry, conducted by logz.io. Findings from the 2019 version have just been published, and we take the opportunity to share and comment on them with Tomer Levy, logz.io CEO. Levy co-founded logz.io in 2014 and has managed to raise about $100 million and build a team of 250 people to date, on the premise of offering an open-source based solution for log management. The 2019 survey focuses on observability, bringing DevOps engineers' insights ...
VentureBeat | January 13, 2020
Google hopes to tap AI and machine learning to make speedy local weather predictions. In a paper and accompanying blog post, the tech giant detailed an AI system that uses satellite images to produce “nearly instantaneous” and high-resolution forecasts — on average, with a roughly one kilometer resolution and a latency of only 5-10 minutes. The researchers behind it say it outperforms traditional models “even at these early stages of development.” The system takes a...
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