Nato Riley

Underground Ops is the official Managed Service Provider for the Underground Nexus for delivering Cloud Native focused Professional Services and DevSecOps talent. This company is hosted by Cloud Underground and managed by the members of the DevSecOps Dojo. Learn more about the DevSecOps Dojo here: https://cloudunderground.dev/devsecops-dojo/

Creator-driven media company viewing the world through the lens of cybersecurity, building awareness for an AI future, and exploring how technologies change us.

Underground Ops is the official Managed Service Provider for the Underground Nexus for delivering Cloud Native focused Professional Services and DevSecOps talent. This company is hosted by Cloud Underground and managed by the members of the DevSecOps Dojo. Learn more about the DevSecOps Dojo here: https://cloudunderground.dev/devsecops-dojo/

Creator-driven media company viewing the world through the lens of cybersecurity, building awareness for an AI future, and exploring how technologies change us.

The Cloud-Native Asset Management Company. We provide DevSecOps solutions for companies of all sizes. Whether you have five engineers or 50,000, we offer platform engineering solutions via Underground Nexus, the open-source hyperconverged infrastructure and software factory pipeline. We spent two-and-a-half years developing this solution so that you can deploy it to your team in just a few click and under an hour. For enterprise clients, we provide a unique, end-to-end framework for on-demand drop-in DevSecOps platform construction. We build custom, closed-source operating systems designed to optimize your cloud asset management by automating critical systems and ensuring compliance.

At notiaPoint, we are on a mission of building privacy into the heart of every home, office and home-office. By providing intrapreneurs and entrepreneurs with the DevSecOps tools they need to thrive and innovate in their professional spaces, we can all live a little easier and worry a little less about previously unseen threats that target us and our loved ones. By focusing on individuals and viewing cybersecurity as a mental health field, we can create an inherently safer – yet more connected – internet.