Category: DevOps

Why Distributed Tracing Is No Longer Optional for Modern Fintech Platforms

These days, Fintech platforms are complex. Multi-layered ecosystems powering billions of real-time transactions. From instant payments to AI-driven credit scoring, these systems rely on microservices, APIs, third-party integrations and cloud-native architectures to deliver speed, security and scalability. 

But with this evolution comes a hidden cost: visibility. 

When something goes wrong (a delayed transaction, failed API call or unexpected latency), finding the root cause can feel like chasing shadows across dozens of microservices. The result? Extended downtime, frustrated customers and compliance risks.  Continue reading “Why Distributed Tracing Is No Longer Optional for Modern Fintech Platforms”

Understanding NPM Supply Chain Attack 2025

Earlier in 2025, the Node Package Manager(NPM) EcoSystem suffered from a severe supply chain attack.

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How Fintech Companies Can Reduce MTTR by 90% with Unified Observability

Every second of downtime can mean lost revenue, eroded customer trust and potential regulatory risks. For businesses built on digital transactions, reliability is the foundation of brand credibility. That’s why leading FinTech enterprises are turning to unified observability – an integrated, insight-driven approach that dramatically reduces MTTR (Mean Time to Recovery) and ensures systems stay resilient in real time. 

Unified observability is a strategic enabler for digital performance and operational excellence. By transforming how FinTech organizations monitor, detect and resolve incidents, it helps them achieve up to 90% faster recovery times – a game changing leap in service reliability and customer experience.  Continue reading “How Fintech Companies Can Reduce MTTR by 90% with Unified Observability”

How GitHub Advanced Security Solves Modern DevSecOps Challenges?

GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) prevents leaked secrets, detects vulnerabilities, scans code for security flaws, protects the supply chain, and automates DevSecOps, all inside GitHub.

1. What is GHAS?

GitHub Advanced Security (GHAS) is a suite of built-in security capabilities designed to help software teams identify, prevent, and remediate security risks directly within GitHub. Continue reading “How GitHub Advanced Security Solves Modern DevSecOps Challenges?”