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It’s a Problem When a SysAdmin Can’t Log In
I showcased a demo recently that looked at a potential issue with an application where a user used a simple update statement to gain privileged access to a system. That’s scary, and it’s a potential issue for many applications that … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged security, syndicated
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Selling Automation to Ops
The DevOps movement isn’t new in some companies. It’s the same coordination and teamwork that has existed for a long time between the development and operations staffs. Developers take advantage of the skills in Operations to get standardized environments for their work, … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged administration, deployment, DevOps, powershell, software development
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