Your centralized security needs to support a variety of teams building in the cloud…and they all have differing levels of maturity.
For stronger security, stop focusing on cybercriminals and pay attention to how your teams are building in the cloud.
AWS re:Inforce brought the people side of security into sharp focus.
Lacework gets named to the Forbes Cloud 100 list for 2022.
Compliance is a snoozer of a topic. It shouldn’t be.
The keynote at AWS re:Inforce will send a strong message about security. Here’s what I want to hear from AWS.
AWS uses a very specific session structure for their events. Here is the key to understand the differences.
Visibility is often cited as the top requirement for any cloud security practice…but what is it exactly?
Too often security is a singular focus or area of responsibility. It doesn’t work like that. Security is part of a bigger whole.
The RSA Conference is jam packed with great content. Here’s how you can get the most from your week in San Francisco.
The Shared Responsibility Model provides the roadmap for cloud success. Here’s how to use the model to your advantage.
Machine Learning is a valuable and useful tool…when used correctly. Hear from one of the best how to do just that.
With cybercriminals becoming bolder, it’s not surprising that we’re seeing more big name breaches.
Kubernetes is challenging to configure and maintain on the best of days. Here’s where to focus your security efforts.
Data Privacy Day is upon us once again, here’s an interesting discussion around key privacy topics and how they might impact you.
DevOps and DevSecOps are terms that are thrown around a lot. What do they really mean?
Everything in the cloud works on a shared responsibility model. Here’s how it works.
Log4j is hiding in a number of your systems. Here’s help to plan out your response.
No one can predict the future. Here’s what the data shows will be trending in cloud security in 2022.
Every year AWS sets the tone for all of cloud at AWS re:Invent. Here’s what you can expect in cloud computing for 2022.
There are a lot of acronyms related to cloud security. What do they mean and can they help you?
AWS re:Inforce returns in person and provides a deeper look into how AWS views security.
The US government takes steps to codify cybersecurity requirements for critical infrastructre.
Are security agent programs bad? Don’t even answer, that’s a ridiculous question.