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What is chaos engineering and how can it benefit businesses?

By Keri Allan published

Explainer Chaos engineering can be especially useful for finding single points of weakness, but implementing it requires careful collaboration

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What is open source?

By Max Cooter last updated

In-depth Open source is in the news a lot thanks to AI and LLMs – we take a look at what open source is, the benefits and drawbacks, and key software vendors

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What is HTTP Error 503 and how do you fix it?

By Rene Millman last updated

In-depth While pinpointing the cause of HTTP Error 503 can be tricky, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue and restore access to the website

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What is HTTP Error 400 and how do you fix it?

By Praharsha Anand last updated

In-depth Learn practical tips and solutions for diagnosing and resolving the common HTTP 400 Bad Request error in web browsers.

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How to enable Secure Boot in Windows 11

By John Loeppky last updated

Explainer Most modern PCs have Secure Boot enabled by default, but you may need to manually turn it on to meet Windows 11's security requirements

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How to remote desktop into Ubuntu

By Richard Sutherland last updated

In-depth Learn how to set up and use remote desktop access on Ubuntu, with easy-to-follow steps for both VNC and RDP solutions

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Software developers are spending more time every week fixing security issues – and it’s costing companies a fortune

By Emma Woollacott published

News An IDC report finds software developers are spending far too much time dealing with multiple security testing tools

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DevSecOps teams are ramping up the use of AI tools, but they’ve got serious concerns

By Emma Woollacott published

News With the volume of AI-generated code growing, DevSecOps teams are questioning their testing policies and processes

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Google is going nuclear

By Emma Woollacott last updated

News The company hopes to power its AI data centers with clean energy from small modular reactors - but the timescale is optimistic

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With one year to go until Windows 10 end of life, here’s what businesses should do to prepare

By George Fitzmaurice published

News IT teams need to migrate soon or risk a plethora of security and sustainability issues

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