Companies and organizations are switching to Linux to host data, run applications, and provide services worldwide. 

With the increasing use of Kubernetes clusters, the importance of access control for enhancing security and operational efficiency is becoming more prominent. However, the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) feature provided by Kubernetes is often underutilized due to its complexity in setup and management. As a result, many organizations share Admin privileges among multiple users, which can escalate security risks and lead to operational issues.

In fact, every week, we hear stories of manufacturers being hit by cyberattacks that disrupt their core processes. In this situation, plant managers play a very important role. The productivity and performance of manufacturing organizations depend on them. This is where the profit is generated. Given the ongoing cybersecurity challenges, plant managers need to be supported by a new kind of troubleshooter from their OT security team: their own personal security agent.

 As organizations grow and their IT infrastructure evolves, migrating your F5 BigIP to NetScaler can become a key consideration with all the flexibility and performance the NetScaler brings. If you are new to NetScaler, or responsible to perform a migration from F5 devices, this article offers a technical overview of migrating from F5 to NetScaler, detailing common scenarios, architectures, and the differences between both platforms. Whether you’re a network engineer or system architect, this guide provides essential insights into making a smooth transition.

The majority of attacks in 2025 aren’t going to be related to AI or use zero-days. They’ll continue to focus on the easiest exploits, including exposed credentials and user access patterns.

AWS Partner HashiCorp provided the comprehensive toolset BT Group needed to move 70 applications from its on-premises data center to AWS, enhancing scalability and cost savings.