Linux Tips & Patch Management

Open-source software (OSS) — which refers to software whose source code can be modified by any user to fit their needs — has been the prime example of collaboration and...

Open-source (OSS) dependencies account for over 80% of the code in today’s applications. These dependencies include both those explicitly chosen by developers and transitive dependencies, which require unique dependency management...

Continuous system availability and protection against vulnerabilities are non-negotiable for enterprises. Live patching solutions promise to deliver security updates without the disruption of reboots or maintenance windows. However, not all...

Monitoring Linux performance and security isn’t easy, and traditional tools often miss critical details. eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is changing that, enabling administrators to track system calls, network activity,...

  Selecting the best Linux distro requires aligning business objectives, technical needs, and budget.  Long-term support, security, and stability are essential for ensuring business continuity and reliability in mission-critical applications....

There are numerous tools and methodologies for protecting Linux servers from unauthorized access and other cyber threats. Most users consider Linux an excellent operating system with a high degree of...

With rapid change impacting technological advancement, understanding the gap between perception and reality becomes crucial for organizational security. Our upcoming “Enterprise Linux & Open Source Landscape Report 2025” reveals several...

In a recent Ars Technica article, Dan Goodin provided an insightful critique of passkey technology’s current state, highlighting how its elegant technical foundation is undermined by fragmented implementation and platform...

For modern organizations, safeguarding your system against cyber threats is paramount. Linux, renowned for its robust security features, offers a wide range of firewall solutions to strengthen your defenses. In...

Combining multiple Linux security tools to protect against various threats is crucial for a robust security posture. Effective use of security tools requires knowledge of their capabilities, configurations, and how...

Risk prediction models help identify potential security threats in Linux systems before they escalate. These models use historical data to identify patterns that might point to future threats. KernelCare Enterprise...