Cryptography has become the foundation of digital trust in our modern society. It is ubiquitous yet often unseen, embedded into the applications we use daily — every time you use a mobile banking app or purchase a product or service online, cryptography secures your transaction.  Whether securing human and machine identities, safeguarding network communications, or protecting data confidentiality and integrity, cryptography is crucial for businesses and governments everywhere.

In this article you will learn:What OpenTelemetry-native means — and why it mattersHow OpenTelemetry solves the chaos of fragmented telemetryHow to get started with OpenTelemetry-native toolsThe benefits of adopting OpenTelemetry-native observabilityModern software systems are more complex than ever. A single customer request might pass through a dozen microservices, multiple databases, third-party application programming interfaces (APIs), and serverless functions — all deployed across hybrid or multi-cloud environments.

In this article you will learn:What the digital workplace isWhy the digital workplace mattersSteps to digital workplace success and benefitsGone are the days of workers filing into the office each morning, completing eight hours of work at their desks, then heading home for the evening.  Today’s workforce is flexible, from the locations where the work occurs to the hours when people are completing that work.

Not all hacking is bad. The security testing covered in this book reveals security weaknesses in your overall network environment. This Cheat Sheet provides you with quick references to tools, offers tips, and alerts you to commonly exploited targets — information you need to make your security testing easier.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a framework of policies, processes, and technologies that ensure the right people or systems have the right level of access to the necessary resources when they need them. Think of it as your digital keycard that grants you entry to your digital space and keeps out the wrong people.