Sean Michael Kerner

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Sean Michael Kerner is an Internet consultant, strategist, and writer for several leading IT business web sites.

Docker CEO Continues to Grow Container Business Opportunities

BARCELONA, Spain—Docker Inc. continues to grow at a fast pace and is positioning itself to be a catalyst that enables enterprises for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. That’s a key message coming from Docker CEO Steve Singh in a video interview with eWEEK at DockerCon Europe 2018 here. During the event, Docker announced its new Enterprise Desktop […]

Microsoft, Docker Announce Cloud Native Application Bundles Spec

BARCELONA, Spain—Microsoft and Docker Inc. jointly announced a new specification effort at DockerCon Europe 2018 here on Dec. 5 called Cloud Native Application Bundles (CNAB) that looks to make it easier for developers and organizations to deploy complete applications with a simplified packaging system. CNAB currently provides an initial early-stage specification for packaging distributed apps. […]

Docker Looks to Improve Container Development With Enterprise Desktop

BARCELONA, Spain—Docker CEO Steve Singh kicked off DockerCon Europe 2018 here with a bold statement: Companies need to transform, or risk becoming irrelevant. According to Singh, Docker is a key tool for enabling organizations to transform their businesses. To date for enterprises, the core Docker Enterprise Platform has been largely focused on operations and deployment, […]

Quora Discloses Data Breach Impacting 100 Million Users

Popular online question and answer site Quora reported a data breach late on Dec. 3, impacting 100 million of its users worldwide. Among the data that was stolen is personally identifiable information (PII) from the 100 million users including account information with name, email address and encrypted (hashed) passwords as well as data imported from […]

Kubernetes 1.13 Improves Cloud-Native Storage Features

Kubernetes 1.13 was released on Dec. 3, providing users of the popular open-source cloud-native platform with new features to make it easier to manage, deploy and operate containers in production. Among the features that are now generally available in Kubernetes 1.13 is the kubeadm administration tool for configuring services. The Container Storage Interface is another […]

NeuVector Improves Container Security With Admission Control

NeuVector will issue a new release of its platform on Dec. 4, providing organizations with enhanced capabilities to secure cloud-native, container environments. The NeuVector 2.3 release expands the container, cloud-native firewall technology with admission control security capabilities that can be directly integrated with the Kubernetes container orchestration platform. “NeuVector uses the features of Kubernetes as […]

How AWS Continues to Re:Invent the Cloud

In the cloud industry, one thing has been fairly certain in recent years and that is the fact that Amazon Web Services will continue to announce new features and capabilities for its cloud platform at a rapid pace. The busiest event by far for AWS is its annual AWS re:Invent conference, which is often the […]

Marriott Discloses Breach of 500M Guest Records, Dating Back to 2014

There have been multiple cyber-security incidents in recent years involving hotel chains, but none has been bigger than the one disclosed on Nov. 30 by Marriott International’s Starwood Hotels and Resorts division. Information from approximately 500 million individuals who have made reservations at Starwood properties around the world are potentially at risk from the massive […]

Dell Resets User Passwords After Website Attack

Dell announced late on Nov. 28 that its Dell.com customer-facing website was the victim of a cyber-attack. The attack was apparently discovered by Dell on Nov. 9, with attackers taking aim at usernames, email addresses and passwords that had been cryptographically hashed. According to Dell, it has no evidence that customer information was actually removed […]

Widely Used Web Conference Service Zoom Patches Critical Flaw

Cyber-security firm Tenable disclosed on Nov. 29 that it found a high-impact vulnerability in the Zoom web video conferencing platform that could have potentially enabled an attacker to hijack controls. Zoom has become increasingly popular in recent years, with up to 750,000 global users. The vulnerability could have potentially allowed an attacker to impersonate meeting […]