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12:39‍ PM – Thursday, December 21, 2023

A Salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe⁣ is on the rise both in the ‍U.S. and⁣ Canada. One America’s Makenna Blackman with more

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A Salmonella outbreak​ linked ​to cantaloupe is on the rise both in the U.S. and Canada.

With President Trump taking⁢ the lead in national​ polling for the⁢ next president, many are asking who would be the best candidate for ​his vice president.

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One of the ‌main bottlenecks for Tesla is the speed it ⁤can make the⁣ 4680 batteries⁣ used in the Cybertruck‌ with its new dry-coating technology.

A group of 11 ⁤nonfiction authors have joined a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court that accuses OpenAI and Microsoft of misusing‍ books the authors have written to ⁤train their models.

San Francisco ‌police Sergeant David⁤ Radford⁢ contacted Tesla about ⁤data​ on an alleged stalker’s remote access to a vehicle.

Google‍ will ⁢pay $700 million and revamp its Play app store to allow for greater⁤ competition as​ part of an antitrust settlement with U.S. states and consumers.

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What are the key principles and benefits of implementing the Policy as Code approach in the realm of information ⁤security?

‌ The‍ Policy as Code approach in information ⁣security refers to the practice of defining and⁤ enforcing ⁤security policies using machine-readable and executable code. This​ approach provides several ​key ⁤principles and benefits:

1. Automation: ​By implementing policies as code, organizations can automate the enforcement​ and compliance of security policies. This reduces manual efforts and minimizes human error, leading to‌ increased efficiency and accuracy in enforcing policies.

2. Consistency and Standardization: Policies defined as code ⁤ensure consistency in applying security controls across different systems,‍ applications, and environments. It enables ‍organizations to define and enforce standardized policies consistently, reducing the risk of ​misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.

3. Version Control and Auditing: Policies implemented as code can be version controlled and audited, providing⁢ organizations with​ a complete historical record of policy changes and updates. This⁤ helps in tracking compliance⁣ and security posture over time and facilitates effective auditing and reporting.

4. ⁤DevSecOps Integration: ‌The‌ Policy as Code approach aligns well with ‍the DevSecOps model, integrating security controls ⁣into the software development lifecycle. By incorporating security policies directly into code repositories, security becomes an integral part⁣ of‍ the development process, ensuring that security is not an afterthought but a proactive consideration from ⁢the initial stages.

5. Flexibility and Adaptability: Policies implemented ⁣as code can be easily ⁣modified and adapted to changing security requirements and evolving threat landscapes. Organizations can update policies as needed‌ and push changes in a timely manner, ensuring that security controls remain relevant ⁣and effective.

6. Collaboration and Transparency: Policy as Code encourages collaboration between‌ security, development, and​ operations teams. By having⁢ policies defined in code, everyone can access and understand the policies, ‌fostering transparency, and enabling cross-team collaboration.⁤ This simplifies communication and ensures that security policies are well-documented and easily accessible to all stakeholders.

7. Continuous Compliance:⁢ With Policy as Code, organizations can continuously assess and validate compliance against security policies. Automated scans and checks can be performed regularly, providing real-time feedback on the security posture and allowing issues to be identified and addressed promptly.

Overall, the ‍Policy as Code approach in information‍ security enhances security governance, improves compliance, and streamlines security practices by integrating​ policies directly‌ into code repositories and automated workflows.



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