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Zero Trust Security: The Principles of the Zero Trust Model

For decades, enterprise security controls have been described as castle-and-moat security,
which means the perimeter should protect everything within its bounds, so everything inside is
trusted by default. But, with the proliferation of cloud applications, devices, and logins,
castle-and-moat became no longer reliable.

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October 5, 2021

How Are CI/CD Pipelines Evolving?

In DevOps, the term CI/CD pipeline, in the software development lifecycle, can be used to mean Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery or go one step further and mean Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. Continuous Delivery extends Continuous Integration by utilising automation to deploy code changes to testing and production at the touch of a button. Continuous Deployment further harnesses automation to enable every change that goes through your production pipeline, and which passes testing, to be released to your customers. It means developers can focus on the build, enabling rapid deployment and a fast customer feedback loop for a better customer experience (CX). For the purposes of this blog post, we will be using CI/CD to mean the wider Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipeline, looking at how this DevOps way of working is currently evolving and demonstrating how it can benefit your workflows and your wider business.

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August 18, 2020

My Internship at Catapult During COVID-19

Hi, my name is Jack and for the last two months I have been an intern at Catapult. I’m a first year student at Bournemouth University, where I’m studying Cyber Security Management. I have been studying IT related topics going back before my GCSEs and in the sixth form I studied A Level and BTEC in Computing. Working at Catapult has given me a lot of experience about what it is like to work in this sector, albeit during these times when COVID-19 has been disrupting a lot of day to day life and the work has been fully remote.

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