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TWiET 570: Well-Placed Friction - EU's NIS2 Directive, better UX for DevOps w/ LaunchDarkly

1h 11m · This Week in Enterprise Tech (Audio) · 18 Nov 01:59

  • Ransomware group reports a victim company to the SEC for failing to promptly disclose a breach.
  • Shadowy hack-for-hire group behind sprawling web of global cyberattacks
  • Electrical arc detection devices that can prevent dangerous home fires caused by faulty wiring.
  • The worst passwords of 2023
  • The NIS2 Directive: The first piece of EU-wide legislation on cybersecurity
  • Jenna Bilotta of LaunchDarkly joins to discuss transforming DevOps tools with better user experiences.

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Guest: Jenna Bilotta

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