While people often say you cannot fight what you can’t see, I say you cannot change what you are not aware of. Last year, I spoke to a CTO who asked me about vulnerability assessment. I told him yes, it’s important to be aware of the vulnerabilities you have. …

I wrote this in 2019, but not much has changed except a few acquisitions, but a new comer has become a rockstar now. Definition A container is a standard unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies so the application runs quickly and reliably from one computing environment…

In criminology, there are three elements — motives, opportunities and means. To disrupt bad things, removing any of the three would work, but they’re not equal. …

Dear Founders: Do you remember how you made your first friend at kindergarten? Did you say “Hi, my name is John, can I play with you?” or did you just walk up to another kid and start playing in parallel? Now, forget the costly McKinsey consultants told you about breaking…

I told everyone I’ve spoken to that “What took DevOps 10 years, will only take DevSecOps 3–5 years,” and I said that in 2017. …

Lately, you probably heard many people talking about “checks and balances in government” without knowing what exactly they are. I’m no expert in politics so I don’t know what such things are either. However, it got me thinking about two very different approaches regarding the security of intellectual properties (IP). …

These are the questions Mark Shuttleworth asked me and my replies. What are the key customer problems to solve? We aim to be the aggregator of multi-cloud world by creating an open framework that facilitates truly define once and operate everywhere. We don’t want laughable solutions that simply transpose cloud-specific…

Hi, everyone. I’m sure some of you may have noticed that our lives have been a little bit interrupted because of a microscopic virus called coronavirus. You can find a short story named “CVSS Score of COVID-19” on Medium I wrote in March just before I got COVID myself. This…

CVSS has been one of the mainstay tools for estimating risk. It’s less frequently used in computer viruses, but even less used in human-to-human transmission of a DNA virus. However, why not? In a computer world, there are networks, hosts, and a malware/virus travels across the network to incapacitate hosts. …