Tag: cloud-native security
DevSecOps Tech Radar Highlights Diverse Tooling Adoption
The DevSecOps Technology Radar showcases the opinions cloud-native groups have about DevSecOps tools. To review, The Technology Radar is a periodic report from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), a burgeoning host ...
Cloud-Native Security and Performance: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Jason Bloomberg | | cloud-native, cloud-native security, kubernetes, patch management, performance monitoringYou’re running Kubernetes in a production environment, and you need to apply a patch — perhaps to a commercial application, an open source component or even a container image. How long should ...
Practical Approaches to Long-Term Cloud-Native Security
There is no shortage of advice out there about how to secure modern, cloud-native workloads. By now, most developers and IT engineers who work with cloud-native deployments have heard all of the ...
Common Cloud Security Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Ran Ilany | | AWS security, Cloud Security, cloud-native security, micro-segmentation, s3 buckets, security mistakesOver the last few years, it’s become apparent that traditional on-premise security policies are not a good fit for newer cloud-native environments. Even though the writing has been on the wall for ...
DevOps Chat: Aqua Security Talks Funding, Security in a Cloud-Native World
Alan Shimel | | Aqua Security, cloud-native security, container security, devops chat, kubernetes, serverless, venture capital fundingAqua Security, one of the leaders in container and cloud-native security, recently announced it has raised $62 million in a "C" round of investment, led by Insight Partners. In this DevOps Chat, ...
Can DevSecOps Prevent a Zombie Apocalypse?
Making consistent progress within any DevSecOps initiative often can be an overwhelming undertaking. Developers tend to outnumber operations dramatically, with little to no security accountability. This leaves DevSecOps doomed to work with ...
DevOps Chat: Cloud-Native Security with Twistlock CEO Ben Bernstein
The rise of containers and microservices has given rise to a need for a different type of security. Ben Bernstein, CEO of Twistlock, believes cloud-native security is the answer. Fresh off another ...
