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Sep
2025
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Protect Your Business: The Basics of Risk Management

Managing risks is very important for a company to succeed. It’s a key part of cybersecurity and includes things like finding and analyzing risks. Risk management is a bit like trying to stop your cat from climbing on the kitchen table. You know it will probably do it anyway, but you can at least try your best to stop it. By managing risks proactively, companies can see their weak points and make sure they follow important rules. This process also helps them use their money and resources wisely. This helps protect the company from problems, keeps its reputation safe, and...

19
Aug
2025
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OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, Demystified: A Foundational Guide

As Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and other generative AI tools become essential in modern software, they also introduce new security challenges. To help developers and cybersecurity teams, the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) created a crucial guide: the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications. This framework, which was updated for 2025, lists the most critical AI security risks. In this foundational guide, we will break down each of the top 10 vulnerabilities, explaining what they are and offering practical steps to secure your LLM-based systems. Prompt Injection (LLM01:2025) Prompt Injection is the top security risk in the...

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23
Jun
2025
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Understanding Cybersecurity: A Simple Guide to Digital Threats

In our connected world, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Every day, companies and organisations face new dangers from cyber attackers. These threats can cause serious financial loss and damage trust with customers. But by understanding how attacks happen, who is behind them, and how to stay protected, we can reduce the risk. This blog post is a simple guide to cybersecurity. It will help you learn about the most common threats, weaknesses in systems, and how to defend against them. The World of Cyber Attackers Cyber attackers, or threat actors, are people or groups who try to harm computer...

06
Aug
2022
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VSCode DevContainer + Docker – DockerDesktop… on Windows!

Visual Studio Code with the DevContaier feature has always been one of the things I have most appreciated. With DockerDesktop a lot of automation is now hidden, but if you want just docker-cli and the same feature of VSCode? On windows can be a nightmare! This beautiful guide solves all the problems, for me it was very helpful I hope it will be for you too!

12
Aug
2020
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Continuous Delivery Pipeline for Kubernetes using Spinnaker

Kubernetes is now the de-facto standard for container orchestration. With more and more organizations adopting Kubernetes, it is essential that we get our fundamental ops-infra in place before any migration. This post will focus on pushing out new releases of the application to our Kubernetes cluster i.e. Continuous Delivery Source: Continuous Delivery Pipeline for Kubernetes using Spinnaker Always interesting to read this kind of CD proposals, an article well done, essential and a good starting point to deepen

12
Jul
2020
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Build a Federation of Multiple Kubernetes Clusters With Kubefed V2

I have found it really very interesting and I believe that it will be extremely useful. A step-by-step guide to building a Kubernetes federation for managing multiple regions’ clusters with KubeFed Source: Build a Federation of Multiple Kubernetes Clusters With Kubefed V2

02
Dec
2019
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Agile data science: Evaluation and baseline model

A different point of view on how the idea of Agile is applied also in the process of understanding and evolution of AI models Agile data science: Evaluation and baseline model Infrastructure that enables rapid prototyping for model development Source: Agile data science: Evaluation and baseline model

04
Nov
2019
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Machine Learning and Real-Time Analytics in Apache Kafka Applications

This article is very useful because it discuss and compare two different options for AI model deployment: model servers with remote procedure calls (RPCs), and natively embedding models into Kafka client applications. This example uses TensorFlow, but the underlying principles are also valid for other machine learning/deep learning frameworks or products, such as H2O.ai, Deeplearning4j, Google’s Cloud Machine Learning Engine, and SAS. Is very useful also the other details on this topic, present on the video recording and slides from my Kafka Summit San Francisco 2019 presentation: Event-Driven Model Serving: Stream Processing vs. RPC with Kafka and TensorFlow. Learn how...

10
Oct
2019
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Siamo al “NET MAKERS”

Lo sapevi che alle 15:00 all’interno della sezione Cloud e Servizi: Modelli, novità e casi d’uso presenteremo il caso di studio Wavefier al Workshop GARR 2019 – NET MAKERS? Ero presente come speaker in questa discussione, di seguito anche il video nel nostro intervento Ma in generale possibile seguire tutti gli interessanti interventi tramite la piattaforme di streaming del garr https://www.garr.tv/

23
Aug
2019
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Is not only a “Gentle Introduction to Kubernetes”

I want to report this article because it is really a gold mine! you start from scratch, you install Python, you develop an App, you run the container, you install k8s and you get to discuss about deploying on k8s… Do you want anything else? In this story, we’re going to use learn how to deploy Kubernetes services and Ambassador API gateway. We are going to examine the… Source: A Gentle Introduction to Kubernetes Author Aymen EL Amri ( and contributors) are really precise and provide the work done (probably) in a workshop on k8s: Slide available here. Original article...

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