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Welcome back to our podcast Let’s Talk Data brought to you
by Proact! In our last episode, we delved into the fundamentals of Kubernetes and explored its role in modern IT infrastructure. If you missed it, be sure to check it out for a comprehensive overview.

 Today, we're diving deeper into a critical aspect of
Kubernetes: security. Joining us once again is our esteemed colleague, Jonas Larson, a specialist in Kubernetes and containerisation ahead of DevOps practice. We'll be navigating through the complexities of securing Kubernetes environments, discussing everything from image patching to vulnerability management.

As we unravel Kubernetes security, we'll explore the unique
challenges posed by containerised environments and the strategies for mitigating risks. From supply chain vulnerabilities to runtime security, we'll leave no stone unturned in our quest to understand Kubernetes security.

 So, whether you're a seasoned IT professional or new to the
world of containerisation, buckle up as we embark on this journey into Kubernetes security. Let's get started!

Welcome to the Let’s Talk Data Podcast brought to you by
Proact, where we unravel the mysteries and misconceptions surrounding the world of containers in the realm of IT. I'm your host, Tony Gent, and in today's episode, we delve deep into the landscape of containerisation, guided by our expert, Jonas Larson, a seasoned professional in the field of containers and DevOps.

But what exactly are containers, and how do they differ from
Kubernetes?

Join us as we navigate through the terminology and demystify the concepts behind these powerful tools. From their origins to their practical applications, we'll explore how containers revolutionise software development and deployment.

So, whether you're a seasoned IT veteran or just dipping
your toes into the world of containers, tune in as we debunk myths, clarify terminology, and uncover the true potential of containerisation for businesses of all sizes.

Stay tuned for an enlightening conversation that promises to
expand your understanding of this transformative technology.

DORA, or the Digital Operational Resiliency Act, is set to
revolutionise cybersecurity regulations for financial institutions across europe. With a focus on enhanced security measures and resilience against cyber threats, DORA aims to ensure the stability and integrity of financial systems. As deadlines approach and legislation is finalized, the implications of DORA are poised to reshape the landscape of financial cybersecurity. Monitored by EU financial authorities, compliance isn't optional—it's essential for continued operation in the European market. With
deadlines looming, the financial sector is bracing for a seismic shift in cybersecurity standards.

In the wake of Broadcom's acquisition of VMware, significant changes have rocked the landscape of virtualization and software solutions. With a shift towards subscription-based models and simplified bundles, VMware by Broadcom aims to streamline offerings but faces backlash from smaller customers grappling with price hikes. Meanwhile, industry giants ponder alternatives, raising questions about the future of virtualization and its impact on IT ecosystems.

Welcome to the Lets talk data podcast about AI
Unpacked, where we unravel the mysteries and marvels of artificial intelligence! In a world where AI is soaring in popularity but often shrouded in misconception, join us as we navigate the twists and turns of this technological landscape. From its overhyped buzz to its unexpected applications, we're here to explore the quirky, the curious, and sometimes the downright bizarre side of AI. Get ready for a wild ride through the realm where human ingenuity meets artificial intelligence!

In this episode, our experts break down the distinction between public and private AI. Public AI involves feeding personal data to AI systems hosted by providers, while private AI allows businesses to customise AI models with their own data. Despite the vast amount of data handled by large language models, businesses may not generate enough data for effective training. illustrating how AI tools like Co-pilot can accelerate programming tasks, providing valuable insights into the world of AI utilisation.