cybersecurity
Recommended books about Azure security! Paid Members Public
Recently, I got the question to share a list of books I read on Azure security. While I find most of my material online, in Microsoft Docs, Microsoft Learn, and community blogs, there are some relevant books to look at if you're aiming to strengthen your security knowledge in the
Discover sensitive Key Vault operations with Microsoft Sentinel Paid Members Public
Microsoft's Azure Key Vault Security workbook helps you structure the explorations of sensitive operations in your Azure Key Vaults. Using this workbook, we can cut the diagnostic and troubleshooting time down by a lot.
Securing Microsoft Teams Paid Members Public
Recently, Microsoft Teams adoption in organizations world-wide has skyrocketed. To keep up with this pace, here's a post about securing the Collaboration Experience, configuring Compliance, and a look at Security options!
GitHub Actions for Security Code Analysis Paid Members Public
Performing code analysis and security scans on your code is imperative to software craftsmanship. Over the years, I have had plenty of options for performing security scans, both with third-party vendors and open-source tools. I want to highlight some of my favorite GitHub Actions to run code analysis with a
Website security scanning with GitHub Actions and OWASP ZAP Paid Members Public
Security is a topic that should be on top of everyone's mind. Particularly security in software is vital, given the enormous growth in threats targeting online resources. I previously wrote about other developer-oriented security aspects that you might find interesting: Embrace a Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) for AzureAutomate Azure DevOps
Thoughts on Bring Your Own Key, or BYOK, to Azure Container Registry Paid Members Public
In this article, I am exploring the capabilities of Bring Your Own Key with the Azure Container Registry. A way for you to get better control of the full Key Lifecycle Management process, should you need to. I am detailing a few of my thoughts that come up around different
Cybersecurity tips for Remote Workers - Get online, stay informed, stay secure! Paid Members Public
Here's a list of simple and efficient tips to stay more secure when Working From Home. Cybersecurity tips for Remote Workers that anyone can benefit from!
Embrace a Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) for Azure Paid Members Public
While threats are ever-increasing, so are the capabilities, methodologies, and technologies we have at our disposal to mitigate risks at a higher cadence than ever before. In this article, I'll talk about the responsibility we have as developers, solution architects, DevOps engineers, and anyone else involved in your teams. Security
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