Kayly Lange's Blog Posts

Kayly Lange is an experienced writer specializing in cybersecurity, ITSM and ITOM, software development, AI and machine learning, data analytics, and technology growth. She has written hundreds of articles, contributing to SFGate, NewsBreak, SFChronicle, BMC Software, Wisetail, and Workato. Connect with Kayly on LinkedIn for updates on her writing and professional endeavors.

API Security Threats & How To Protect Against Them
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API Security Threats & How To Protect Against Them

Explore the evolving landscape of API threats and their impact on compliance and risk management. Learn critical best practices to secure your APIs.
The 3 Rs of Enterprise Security: Rotate, Repave, Repair
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The 3 Rs of Enterprise Security: Rotate, Repave, Repair

Protect your enterprise from evolving cyber threats with the 3Rs of security: Rotate, Repave, and Repair. Stay ahead of attackers and secure your organization.
Edge Computing Types You Need To Know
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Edge Computing Types You Need To Know

Edge computing is rapidly growing in many global sectors. Learn the variety of types — and the best one for your needs — in this article.
Observability-Driven Development Explained: 8 Steps for ODD Success
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Observability-Driven Development Explained: 8 Steps for ODD Success

Learn about observability-driven development (ODD) and its benefits for modern software systems. Implement proactive practices for enhanced performance.
Cloud Repatriation & On-Premises Migrations
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Cloud Repatriation & On-Premises Migrations

Uncover why organizations are repatriating data from the cloud. Explore cost, security, control, data locality, and performance factors. Make informed decisions.
What's Event-Driven Security? Explaining This Proactive Defense Approach
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What's Event-Driven Security? Explaining This Proactive Defense Approach

Strengthen cybersecurity with event-driven security (EDS). Automate real-time responses to threats, improve speed, efficiency, and proactive defense.