Presently, cloud-native security is experiencing changes and innovations that help address security threat vectors. These areas are of significant importance for security professionals, software developers, and information technology specialists.
Tag: IT risk & security
The Future of Security
Zero trust security is a paradigm that leverages identity for access control and combines it with contextual data, continuous analysis, and automated response to ensure that the only network resources accessible to users and devices are those explicitly authorized for consumption. Cloud security and
Secure Software Summit: Reachability and Risk for Security Leaders
Reachability and risk have dramatically shifted in recent years as we have moved from a hard perimeter “fortress” approach to security to more distributed systems, APIs, cloud computing, SaaS and far more potential points for attack ingress and exfiltration egress. Contemplation is what will
An Introduction to Azure Cloud Security Features
You can also go a step further and integrate a third-party cloud security platform like Sonrai Dig into your environment for automatic identity relationship monitoring. Dig automatically identifies and maps data in the Azure cloud, enabling security teams to view and manage location and
What does the invasion of Ukraine mean for IoT security?
And this week, three tech companies joined forces to offer a free suite of products to help keep smaller enterprises safe, under the umbrella of the Critical Infrastructure Defense Project . While yes, ransomware attacks can
Part 2: Your Security Operations Cheat Sheet for Cloud Logs (And How to Tie Them to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework)
In part two, we have included the top security logs to monitor by cloud platform: Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. Sadly, cloud providers haven’t necessarily simplified this journey for customers
Secure Software Summit: Securing Software With Zero-Trust
Zero-trust is a framework and approach to security that assumes an organization’s IT assets — software, networks, data — are constantly at risk and must be secured through continuous verification of the identity, and the
Top 5 Reasons to Use Anitian SecureCloud on AWS and Azure
One that enables cloud teams to focus limited resources on their application, market, and business mission rather than on procuring, deploying, configuring, testing, and auditing a production cloud security infrastructure environment. This is because cloud enablement, infrastructure & operations,
Common Software and Application Security Terms Explained
Static (source code) analysis tools are designed to look for bugs, poor coding practices, potential security vulnerabilities and coding standard compliance.
The use of tools and techniques like source code analysis (or SAST) during coding is also considered a form of software security testing.
Top Cybersecurity Companies & Service Providers 2022
The right cybersecurity company for you is first determined by the cybersecurity domains applicable to your use case. For example, getting to know whether you or your organization needs application security or storage security helps you avoid subscribing to solutions that are ineffective to you.
Microservice Security Principles and Best Practices
In this post, you’ll learn about the most important microservices security principles and some best practices.
In a traditional monolithic application, you usually restrict access to the database by specifying the allowed IP address.
VMware enhances end-to-end security offering for cloud-native workloads with container runtime protection
VMware unveiled new container runtime security capabilities that build upon a strong end-to-end security offering to help customers better secure modern applications at scale.
Why Code Signing is Critical to Securing Your Software Build Pipeline
While most people think of digitally signing (code signing) program executables (because operating systems often require it), digital signatures can be applied to any intermediate artifact like source code, build scripts, recipes, deployment containers, and third-party tools used by the development team.
Container Security and Observability in Kubernetes Environments
We are going to be chatting about the Kubernetes environment, and more specifically about container security and observability.