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raygun

Proactive error management: Collaborate effectively and work smarter with tags

Jul 6, 2026 By Zheng Li In Raygun
Talking to many of our customers with different needs and use cases, one particular issue comes up all the time. When I'm seeing so many error groups in my app and so many error notifications in my inbox every day, it's easy to end up feeling overwhelmed. I want a more proactive system to alert me to which errors need attention and when, so that I can stop getting buried. Does this hit home? Then this article is written for you, the tech leads and the product managers who are on the front-line of issue prioritization.
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tidal

Build Custom Field Templates for Application Assessments

Jul 6, 2026 By David Colebatch In Tidal
Modernization assessments move faster when the structure is already in place. Instead of recreating custom fields, interview questions, and assessment workflows for every customer, you can use a custom field template to standardize how data is collected from the start. This guide shows you how to create a reusable Tidal Accelerator custom field template using Node.js and the Tidal API, so your assessments are easier to repeat, compare, and scale. So you’re starting a modernization practice.
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InvGate

How to Perform a Hardware Audit With InvGate Asset Management

Jul 6, 2026 By Ignacio Graglia In InvGate
Most IT teams know how to perform a hardware audit in theory. In practice, the process breaks down at the same point every time: the data. Devices in the registry no longer exist. Devices that exist have no owner on record. Lifecycle information is scattered across spreadsheets and vendor portals. A hardware audit that starts from fragmented records doesn't produce a reliable result. It produces a best guess.
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motadata

8 Best Patch Management Software for 2026

Jul 6, 2026 By Written by In Motadata
Somewhere in your environment, a patch is sitting in a queue because the last rollout broke something, and nobody wants to run it again. That is the exact failure mode good patch management software is supposed to prevent, and multiplied across a few hundred endpoints, it is exactly the kind of gap attackers look for.
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megaport

Megaport Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance

Jul 6, 2026 By Amanda Pinaud Diaz In Megaport
Here’s how Megaport’s new certification gives customers more confidence in the security, availability, and reliability of our platform. Trust is built into infrastructure long before anyone notices it. It sits behind the login screen, inside the change process, across the controls that keep systems protected and services available. It shows up in the quiet, operational work that customers rarely see but rely on every day.
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upsun

How to patch 40 Drupal sites without 40 manual deployments

Jul 6, 2026 By Upsun In Upsun
Standardizing the fleet: automated updates for multi-site management There's a specific kind of update that Drupal agencies and enterprise teams dread: a security release in something the whole fleet runs on, the PHP runtime, the database engine, or a shared service, with a patched version available now and a deadline attached. For a team managing a single site, moving to the patched version is an afternoon of work.
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canonical

Building an open source chain of trust: new research uncovers key blockers and ways forward

Jul 6, 2026 By Canonical In Canonical
Canonical is pleased to share its latest research report, “The open source chain of trust.” Based on a survey of 500 DevOps professionals, the report highlights how organizations approach their open source software supply chains. While many companies are moving toward verifiable provenance and automated security workflows, internal misalignment and disjointed approaches remain serious challenges for most teams. Read the report.
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canonical

Beyond safety and security: Why automotive open source demands dependability

Jul 6, 2026 By Jaume Rafols In Canonical
In the traditional automotive world, teams often work in silos: the cybersecurity experts lock down the ports, the quality assurance teams hunt for bugs, and the functional safety engineers track the ISO 26262 compliance. At Canonical, we believe this fragmented workflow causes friction rather than collaboration. You cannot have a safe vehicle that isn’t secure, and you cannot have a secure vehicle running on poor quality code. This friction results in a slow and rigid development process.
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