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

Developers and APIs are the heroes of digital transformation, says Noname Security

The base of enterprise computing is shifting dramatically, driven by soaring cloud adoption and demand for distributed systems. In addition, the developers and application programming interface economy now dictate the pace of digital transformation. As security teams feel the added pressure to deliver in obscure cloud-native environments, capabilities around security need to conform accordingly, according ...

HackerOne taps the ‘positive side’ of hacking to help companies stay secure

Oftentimes, the only way a company can ensure the absence of air gaps to secure software is through purposeful, ethical hacking. HackerOne Inc. is bringing together the skill and resources required to provide ethical hacking as a service to companies, according to Sean Ryan (pictured, right), senior principal technical product marketing manager at HackerOne. “Really, we’re ...

Sonrai Security hones in on securing identities within cloud data infrastructures

Security has become a major area of focus for enterprises within the cloud, as end users look to their vendors for airtight security that encompasses areas such as access and identity management. Sonrai Security Inc. has doubled down on identify management in the cloud, according to Denise Hayman (pictured), chief revenue officer of Sonrai. “Customers are really ...

How Kyndryl is bridging the divide between tech tools and outcomes

IT infrastructure services company Kyndryl Holdings Inc. spun out of IBM’s infrastructure services business in 2021. Since then, the company has charted a path of its own and differentiated itself in the market. The company’s direction has become crystal clear, according to said Ramkumar Pandurangan (pictured), associate partner and practice lead of U.S. cloud advisory and consulting ...

Kubernetes empowers orgs to standardize compute operations across deployment environments

Given the importance of K8s to the scalability and consistency requirements of today’s digital enterprises, the trend of deploying it on a unit-by-unit basis within an organization isn’t practical anymore. K8s deployment is becoming a consolidated, company-wide effort, and platform teams must toe the line between automation and governance. “We see a ton of customers ...

SingleStore on AWS unifies workloads into a single, real-time database

From commerce to healthcare, sports, public services and finance, today’s world has developed a hankering for data. It powers the modern distributed economy and informs many crucial, far-reaching decisions. SingleStore Inc.’s database platform is built for customers looking to efficiently actionize their real-time data in today’s data-intensive landscape. “SingleStore is all about the moments that matter,” ...

Aiven’s managed database aims to provide friction-free development environments

Companies turn to open-source managed databases for scale and expertise. But, how are technology solutions handling critical operations, including access control, compliance checks and anomaly detection? Aiven Ltd.’s mission is to fill this gap by abstracting away data infrastructure worries so DevOps teams can do what they do best: develop, according to James Arlen (pictured), chief information ...

MariaDB evolves data storage solutions for easier scaling on demand

Databases are pervasive today. And seeing the trend of companies relying on multiple database solutions at once, MariaDB Corp. has worked to make its database functionalities an integrations as broad as possible. “What MariaDB is always kind of focused on is how do we continue to build more and more functionality into the database itself and allow that ...

Enterprise tech spending growth remains strong, while Fortune 500 dials back spending

With the world still grappling with a post-pandemic economy, not to mention the several geopolitical issues plaguing global resource supply, it’s a surprise that the overall outlook for the enterprise tech space is overwhelmingly positive. There are, however, a few interesting findings and caveats worth exploring, according to Erik Bradley (pictured), chief strategist of Enterprise ...

Codefresh-hosted GitOps abstracts away continuous delivery management headaches

Far from the old days when developers would just compile and push code to products at intervals, today’s fast-paced enterprise software landscape requires frequent updates to code — either to add new features and expanded use cases or to remove existing bugs and usability pain points. And while the continuous integration and continuous delivery principle ...