By New Context|2019-10-22T14:11:08-07:00March 15th, 2018|Categories: Articles|Tags: artificial intelligence, automation, security, threat|
If we rely on artificial intelligence solely for anomaly detection, the risk across global critical infrastructure will grow. The solution? A more holistic approach to security. AI is not our savior when it comes to the auto detection of anomalies. It will not solve the internet’s security problems, [...]
By Andrew Storms|2019-11-18T09:03:02-08:00March 9th, 2018|Categories: Articles, DevSecOps|Tags: cyber security, Devops, DevSecOps, Lean Security, secure network|
Despite the popular rhetoric that DevOps is a miracle which can solve many problems, management continues to complain that their costs are out of control, their level of risk unknown and they have problems delivering software on time. Managers typically have 3 levers within their control that [...]
By Michael McClanahan|2019-11-18T09:03:57-08:00March 2nd, 2018|Categories: Articles|Tags: agile, Chef, DevSecOps, InSpec, Lean Security|
InSpec is a tool that allows DevSecOps teams to create compliance automation in their infrastructure. Our hands-on infrastructure and automation consulting services enable customers to use agile development processes - processes which enable you to get code from idea to production in a much faster and secure [...]
By Trey Darley|2019-10-22T14:10:03-07:00February 14th, 2018|Categories: Articles|Tags: cyber threat intelligence, security, vulnerability|
The accelerating flood of software vulnerabilities and innovative attack techniques are leaving increasingly fewer organizations capable of defending themselves and safeguarding sensitive data in their care. I recently co-authored an op-ed with Thomas Schreck (FIRST Board Chair and Head of Siemens CERT), wherein we discuss the benefits and [...]
By Daniel Riedel|2019-10-22T14:09:41-07:00February 9th, 2018|Categories: Articles|Tags: AI, autonomous systems, edge computing, security|
The recent growth of AI and autonomous systems has driven businesses to rapidly add capabilities such as real-time data processing and decision making to their systems. The security challenges created by edge computing are significant, but can be tackled if we think about security from the outset. In [...]
By Daniel Riedel|2019-10-22T14:09:21-07:00February 1st, 2018|Categories: Articles|
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect this May, which will fundamentally change how businesses store and track data. I recently published a story on LinkedIn presenting the opportunities and challenges with how companies approach governance. It’s worth a read. In addition to GDPR, other regulations [...]
By Andrew Storms|2019-11-18T09:03:53-08:00December 14th, 2017|Categories: Articles|Tags: kitchen-terraform|
We recently released Kitchen-Terraform v3.0.0 to provide support for Terraform v0.11.0, enabling more infrastructure resources to be built with code and fully tested by Kitchen-Terraform. What’s new in Kitchen-Terraform v3.0.0 Utilizing Terraform workspaces Workspaces provide isolation for different terraform states that are created using the same root module. Workspaces were [...]
By New Context|2019-11-18T09:04:21-08:00October 30th, 2017|Categories: Articles, Events|Tags: cyber, cyber security, cyber threat intelligence, cyberattack, daniel riedel|
Last Thursday, October 26, our CEO, Daniel Riedel, had the honor of testifying before the Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources during a hearing to examine cyber technologies that can be used to help protect electric grids and energy infrastructure from cyber attacks. “New Context is currently working [...]
By New Context|2019-11-18T09:05:06-08:00October 11th, 2017|Categories: Articles|Tags: International Day of the Girl, success, Women|
Image via Pixabay Today is International Day of the Girl. I recently read a study on girls’ attitudes in 2016, that showed 86% of 7-10 year old girls believed they can be as successful as boys, but only 35% of 17-18 year old girls agreed. I don't know [...]
By Lisa Garland|2017-09-14T19:47:50-07:00September 7th, 2017|Categories: Articles|Tags: STEM, women in STEM|
As the CFO of a company that creates products few in the world are capable of building, most of my work is done behind the scenes, running finance and operations. My work matters to me because it is vital to helping our company grow and successfully deliver secure technology solutions [...]
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