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Privacy at WWDC21
Apples annual developer conference announced the latest version of all of Apples operating sytems and privacy was a key pillar across all of them.
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Apple vs. Facebook Battling For Your Privacy
Apple and Facebook have been battling very publicly around privacy issues. What's really going on?
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TFiR: Does The Cloud Hold The Key To Security Nirvana?
A discussion about the evolution of security in the cloud. Security is now becoming a critical piece of a developer’s pipeline, what does that actually mean?
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Holy Crap! We’ve Been Doing This for Three Years!
Celebrating three years of the CISO/Security Vendore Relationship Podcast
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Software Development Security Challenges
In software, developers often don’t have a choice. Speed becomes a business imperative for survival and to stay competitive.
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Mark Nunnikhoven | CUBE Conversation May 2021
An all virtual RSAC 2021 kicked off today. What are the themes? What do we expected to see? This discussion on theCube has you covered.
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What You Need To Know About the Colonial Pipeline Attack
Colonial Pipeline is recovering from a ransomware cyberattack. There's a ton of attention on them right now, what do you need to know about this issue?
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Top Recommendations for Working with IAM from Our AWS Heroes – Part 4: Available Permissions and User Identity
AWS IAM has been going strong for 10 years! To celebrate the anniversay, this four part series by various AWS Heroes, highlights some key features of the service
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What Do You Want To Learn?
I recently made a career move and it's allowed me to re-double my efforts in the community. What do you want to learn about cloud and security?
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Ten Years of Cloud Security
The AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) service turns 10 years old today. While it's a fantastic service that keeps adding features, it really was the first step towards real cloud security.
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Google Gathers FLoC of Privacy Bull
Google continues to advocate for a "privacy-first" web. The problem? Their definition of privacy and how it seems to be a Google-powered adtech nightmare.