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Welcome to Security Insights: where best-practice cybersecurity meets the real-world risks, workplaces, and roadblocks you face every day. Join Chris Goettl, head of Endpoint Security Product Management, and Ashley Stryker, your cybersecurity "rubber duck", as they review the security strategies and tactics that truly matter to the information security teams protecting organizations, agencies, and businesses like yours.

Ivanti Neurons for Patch Management enables you to prioritize and patch vulnerabilities based on active risk exposure, patch reliability, and device compliance, health and risk from a single web interface. In this video we take a firsthand look at this cloud-native patch management solution and its key features and capabilities that help you better protect against data breaches, ransomware and other threats that stem from software vulnerabilities.

Deploying a diverse mix of endpoints – from iOS, Android and macOS, to Windows, ChromeOS and IoT – leads to a diverse mix of security risks. Fighting those risks is nearly impossible with siloed point products, especially when your data is disparate and processes are disjointed. Join this practical demo for your dose of insider tips from our endpoint management and security experts, and experience how integrated tools minimize security risks that stem from all sorts of endpoints.

Internal developer portals (IDPs) have received a lot of attention lately. Internal Developer Portals serve as the engineering system of record—providing developers with the context and tools they need to ensure services and resources they own align with best practices for deployment readiness, operational maturity, security compliance, and more. But they do more than just act as a system of record for your whole stack. They also help drive alignment, improve MTTR, and can even reduce cloud spend.

Should you use DORA for measuring developers? Beware! It could lead to unhealthy behaviors that harm the team and organization. DORA metrics are meant to assess application or service-level health and stability, which cross-functional teams, not individual developers, are responsible for. Give Sleuth a try and see how we give teams actionable insights on how to improve, no-code automations to instantly ship improvements, and metrics to measure their impact — all in a way that both managers and developers love.

Almost every organization around will eventually face an important crossroad: should I build the tooling I need, or buy it? But more often that not, the decision to buy is the most sensible one that'll save you the most time, effort, and even money. But there are some edge cases where building can be the right choice. In this chat with Isaac, product engineer at incident.io, we dive into this nuanced debate and explain why buying is your best bet...most of the time.

A short demo video on how to add After Hours Alerting with SIGNL4 to your ConnectWise PSA. We show you the complete workflow and what to keep in mind for seamless connectivity and targeted mobile alerting including duty scheduling for your teams.

Starting with version 3.0, InfluxDB utilizes two data storage tiers – a hot tier for recent and frequently queried data, and a cold tier for historical data. This approach to cold storage can reduce costs and much more.

What do you get once you have EventSentry deployed on your network? This video flies through most EventSentry features for a birds-eye view of EventSentry's reporting capabilities.

Nica and Ankit discuss the benefits of a Kafka queue for your OTLP data.