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An exposed AWS S3 bucket belonging to RigUp was found to expose tens of thousands of private files belonging to organizations and individuals in the U.S. energy sector. [Read More]
Trend Micro’s security researchers discovered 8,000 unsecured Redis instances that were exposed to anyone with an Internet connection. [Read More]
AWS announces the general availability of Amazon Detective, a security service that makes it easier for customers to investigate security issues. [Read More]
San Francisco-based cloud security startup Panther Labs has launched the first stable version of its open-source security information and event management (SIEM) solution, Panther. [Read More]
Palo Alto Networks will acquire cloud-delivered SD-WAN solutions provider CloudGenix for roughly $420 million. [Read More]
Zettaset introduced software-defined encryption for Kubernetes-managed containers, improving DevSecOps, enhancing data protection, and enabling compliance. [Read More]
Four major wireless U.S. carriers are developing a new single sign-on variant they believe will finally do away with passwords. [Read More]
Researchers say a UK-based document printing and binding company leaked hundreds of gigabytes of information, including sensitive military documents, via an unprotected AWS server. [Read More]
Researchers say two connected financial services companies have exposed over 500,000 sensitive legal and financial documents. [Read More]
Thales, Telstra, Microsoft, and Arduino this week announced a partnership aimed at enabling the secure connection of IoT devices to the cloud. [Read More]
FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Cloud Security
This move to container-based development and agile methodologies has been great for innovation and iteration, but it’s also brought a massive shift in the application landscape with real impact on security teams.
Whatever form your move to the cloud takes, you need the right technologies and talent in place to ensure a secure transition.
The biggest truth about security in public cloud is that it provides security at scale. As a single organization, everything you do is at a scale of one.
Analysis of a vendor’s underlying design and optimization approaches will enable you to select the solution that best meets your organization’s performance and budgetary requirements.
What can you do to mitigate the risk you may be inadvertently introducing to your public cloud deployments?
Clunky security approaches, pieced together from multiple vendors, result in a fragmented security environment where IT teams must manually correlate data to implement actionable security protections.
While it’s easy to deploy new IT services, many of the security tools and processes that we’ve used in our networks and data centers will not work in public clouds.
Maintaining consistent security controls across the entire hybrid IT environment is growing increasingly complex as more cloud services are adopted.
While it's not possible to put a physical firewall in the cloud, security professionals must apply the same rigor to secure the cloud as they would the network or the endpoint.
Without visibility, your security teams are more likely to over or under invest in your company’s security infrastructure. That is a big risk to take.
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