cybersecmele

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by cybersecmele 1y ago
It is great you implemented backups but as someone in the comments has already said make sure they are tested. Also, remember about recovery capabilities. I mainly use GitProtect.io as it covers my entire stack, allows me to oversee all the
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by cybersecmele 1y ago
In recent years many attacks not only on Azure but also GitHub, GitLab and Atlassian. Last year most popular malware trends were: BeaverTail, NjRat, JsOutProx, Remcos Remote and RAT, among others. You can find out more about this issue here
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by cybersecmele 1y ago
GitHub does seem to be having issues with downtime a lot. Security incidents in GitHub jumped from 69 cases in the first half of 2024 to 109 in the first half of 2025 (58% rise!!!). I suggest this report for more info on this topic: https:
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by cybersecmele 1y ago
Github and GitLab cannot be used as backup as an outage can occur on both platforms leaving you with no access to your data/backup. Its a collaboration platform. Both GitHub and GitLab experienced many outages in 2024 and its best to u
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by cybersecmele 1y ago
GitHub outages should be taken seriously - they can really leave u with no access to data, damaged reputation and a complete stop of business operations. I found this report which u may find useful. https://gitprotect.io/blo
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by cybersecmele 1y ago
That is why data resilience is important and thus it's critical to have some mechanism to restore data in case of a disaster nmentioning. Most secure and reliable way is to opt for a third party software like GitProtect.io