Victor Dabrinze

Victor is a seasoned writer covering live events with theCUBE, a SiliconAngle Media initiative. As a digital content aficionado and a tech nerd, he has cut his teeth across both sides of the pond. He sees the world as an incredibly diverse, infinite expanse and takes every available chance to learn something new. In his spare time, Victor enjoys outdoor activities such as go-karting, paintballing, and soccer.

Latest from Victor Dabrinze

Governance as a service has arrived, but why should orgs care?

Delivering solutions as a managed service is nothing new. It’s already taken over security, cloud and infrastructure. With governance next on the list, what gains can organizations expect from this delivery model as opposed to traditional approaches? “We help organizations manage and reduce their costs and risks,” said Travis Stanfield (pictured, right), co-founder and chief executive officer ...

F5 takes unified approach to app and API security across infrastructures

Not only has cybersecurity become a joint public/private sector undertaking, but it’s also setting the pace for developers as they create digital products. With the share of distributed computing companies at around 85%, emerging signals indicate the need for coherent application security across hybrid environments. “The current state of RSA and the customer conversations that we’ve ...

Breaking the data dilemma: how a unified telemetry standard can revolutionize observability

Observability tools allow enterprises to monitor the operating state of their systems in real time. However, value stands to be lost when operations teams rush through the initial telemetry pipelines and focus more on storing and analyzing the expanding data. “Right now, there’s a huge problem where people are generating more data into their system, but the ...
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The cybersecurity conundrum: integrated platforms vs. best-of-breed solutions

As the enterprise irons out existing cybersecurity kinks, one topic that continues to split opinion is choosing between versatile integrated platforms and purpose-built, best-of-breed solutions. “I think the point is that if you build out a platform, then you don’t need to be best-of-breed,” said Zeus Kerravala (pictured), founder and principal analyst at ZK Research. “If you’re ...

Solving the problem of inefficient enterprise penetration testing

With business-critical resources more vulnerable than ever, there’s been an equal rise in the popularity of penetration testing. However, given the pen-testing industry’s current pitfalls, Bugcrowd Inc. has responded by taking the entire process online. “Our customers can now go to our website and purchase, configure and deploy a pen test with only a few clicks,”  said Casey ...

CrowdStrike partners with Cribl for seamless data transit

Enterprise solutions companies usually broker partnerships to improve existing products or ease end-user pain points. In keeping with the trend, endpoint security company CrowdStrike Inc. has announced a collaboration to leverage Cribl Inc.’s data streaming expertise moving forward. “What’s going on in the market is a lot of our customers are on this [extended detection and ...

DXC and Portworx extend reach through strategic partnership

The Kubernetes orchestration standard was designed to make cloud-native application deployment faster, easier and more flexible. Given its current place as a de-facto enterprise standard, the industry is at an inflection point given Kubernetes’ usefulness to data centers and even the multicloud. “If you’re building or running your infrastructure or app now, and if you’re not running ...

Kubernetes thriving on the growth of DevOps community

As one of the world’s largest open-source projects, Kubernetes expands the possibilities for enterprise app development, deployment and management. One of the key highlights at the recent KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe event this year was the breadth and scope of new projects currently being built within Kubernetes. While already large, the community is still growing. “It’s ...

Will AI help or hurt enterprise software security at large?

Artificial intelligence has generated a lot of buzz around securing enterprise software and operations. However, a lingering inability to follow best practices and nail the fundamentals still plagues the industry at large, according to Brian Fox (pictured), chief technology officer of Sonatype Inc. “We have done some studies for years, and I think last year was our ...
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ChatGPT for DevOps: Reassessing the convergence of natural language processing and developer operations

Natural language-driven artificial intelligence tools are currently all the rage — think ChatGPT. But what if that same conversational AI experience is carried over to automating platform engineering and DevOps functions? That’s always been the main focus at Kubiya Inc., a DevOps virtual assistant for cloud operations. “We’ve branded ourselves as ‘ChatGPT for DevOps,'” said Amit Eyal ...