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Microsoft Azure Blog

Azure IaaS: Defense in depth built on secure-by-design principles

Security for cloud infrastructure is no longer defined by a single control, product, or boundary. Modern threats target identity, software supply chains, control planes, networks, and data simultaneously. The post Azure IaaS: Defense in depth built on secure-by-design principles appeared first on Microsoft Azure Blog.

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CSS-Tricks

Fixed-Height Cards: More Fragile Than They Look

Getting a multi-column of cards to line up equally is is a headache we've all faced, and it gets even harder when working with fixed heights. Fixed-Height Cards: More Fragile Than They Look originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks. You should really get the newsletter as well.

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HashiCorp Blog

Mitigate credential exposure in Windows environments with Boundary and Vault

This blog addresses the remote access and security challenges that still plague many organizations with Windows environments, specifically issues with static credentials and overly broad network access. We will then focus on how you can address these challenges with Boundary and Vault. Configuration steps will also be provided for anyone who wishes to test this out.   The persistent problem of static credentials  Despite years of advancements in secrets management, many organizations still rely

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Vercel Blog

How General Intelligence used agents to build an agent platform on Vercel

General Intelligence on Vercel Migrating Cofounder's Python backend to Vercel Running Cofounder as a multi-tenant app on Vercel 8-person team (5 engineers) shipping 10 PRs and 70+ commits per engineer, per day 4,000+ preview branches with ~100 parallel app versions running at any moment 90% of SRE work automated through Vercel and their own agent (Cofounder) Cofounder launches with a managed Vercel account for every customer General Intelligence is building a platform that lets any founder

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Vercel Blog

Introducing deepsec: The security harness for finding vulnerabilities in your codebase

Today we’re open sourcing : a security harness powered by coding agents. It runs on your own infrastructure and surfaces hard-to-find issues in large codebases. deepsec You can run on your laptop without setting up a cloud service for privileged source code access. For inference, you can use your existing Claude or Codex subscription without any additional setup. deepsec Scanning large repos can take multiple days on a single machine. To run research jobs in parallel, supports optional fanout

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