According to Statistics, on average 30,000 websites are being hacked daily. And this hacking can cost millions when it comes to loss of data, confidentiality, customer base, and brand reputation. Imagine if large-scale businesses face a loss of millions, how much the small businesses will have to suffer. That’s why it is important to not only create and sustain your existence in the digital space but also to protect your presence.

Passwordless authentication is gaining popularity as a secure and user-friendly alternative to traditional password-based authentication in Django applications. In this article, we will delve into three passwordless authentication methods: email-based authentication, authentication with OAuth, and authentication with magic links.

Managed File Transfer (MFT) and Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) are both go-to solutions for sending files between internet-connected systems. However, SFTP prioritizes securely transferring files over a network, while MFT is a more robust solution for securing, managing, and even customizing file transfers to fit your specific needs.

As data ecosystems evolve security becomes a paramount concern, especially within the realm of private cloud environments. Cloudera on Private Cloud with the Private Cloud Base (CDP PvC Base) stands as a beacon of innovation in the realm of data security, offering a holistic suite of features that work in concert to safeguard sensitive information.

Generative AI has recently emerged as a groundbreaking technology and businesses have been quick to respond. Recognizing its potential to drive innovation, deliver significant ROI and add economic value, business adoption is rapid and widespread. They are not wrong. A research report by Quantum Black, AI by McKinsey, titled "The Economic Potential of Generative AI”, estimates that generative AI could unlock up to $4.4 trillion in annual global productivity.

Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), at its core, is a protocol designed to provide secure file transfer capabilities. With an extensive application in web development and IT infrastructures, its primary use case revolves around the encrypted transfer of files between remote servers and local machines.

Transferring files securely between machines is a fundamental part of the ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) process, which involves extracting data from one source, transforming it for analysis, and loading it into a data warehouse. The challenge? Ensuring these files are both sent and received without interception by malicious entities. For years, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) served as the go-to method to transfer files between a client and server on a network.

DevOps has helped bring software development and IT from the more rigid Waterfall methodology to a more flexible Agile approach, enabling development teams to resolve issues faster, reduce code complexity, and accelerate product delivery. With so many benefits to DevOps, it's natural that a focus on security, using a similar approach, would be the next step for development teams wanting to secure the software development process.

When transferring data, especially in the context of Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL), the choice of protocol matters. Both SFTP and FTP provide solutions, but their intrinsic differences could greatly influence the outcome in terms of security and functionality. Here's everything you need to know about SFTP vs. FTP for ETL.