Recent cybersecurity findings have illuminated a critical and escalating threat vector targeting enterprise cloud environments, revealing that a single compromised developer token can be the key to unlocking an organization's most sensitive digital assets. This research details how threat actors
In the relentless push for development velocity, countless organizations have handed the keys to their software kingdom to an army of automated workflows, but a growing body of evidence suggests they may have unknowingly built their castles on a foundation of sand. GitHub Actions, the engine
Imagine a seemingly harmless comment in a GitHub issue or a cleverly worded pull request description slipping past unnoticed, only to wreak havoc on an entire software development pipeline. This isn’t a hypothetical scenario but a very real threat known as PromptPwnd, a vulnerability recently
Introduction to CI/CD in Cloud-Native Ecosystems Imagine a world where a single code change ripples through a sprawling network of microservices, only to crash production due to an overlooked configuration mismatch in a Kubernetes cluster. This is the reality many teams face when deploying
Security debt has been growing faster than most teams can measure or manage, and the pile now spans old code, eager new features, and cloud sprawl that multiplies both exposure and urgency across every release. The claim that AI can finally compress time-to-fix is enticing, but the question is
Software now moves at a pace where weekly sprints feel slow, and outages can erase months of customer trust overnight, so delivery models that once looked sufficient now look like liabilities in a market where speed and safety must coexist without compromise. The shift has turned attention to a set
