Displaying items by tag: Cloud Security Posture Management

GUEST OPINION: With more than 60% of corporate data currently stored in the cloud, the attack surface for threat actors is now as dynamic as the cloud itself, and growing fast. In this modern cyber world – where new blind spots provide attackers with a greater window of opportunity – it is essential that security teams have the proper visibility to investigate and respond to potential cloud compromises.

COMPANY NEWS: Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud native security, today announced the launch of Real-Time CSPM, a next-gen cloud security posture management (CSPM) solution, offering the best visibility and context in the industry.

GUEST OPINION: We’re only as strong as our weakest link, so in a time when our attack surfaces are growing beyond what traditional security measures can keep up with, we must work to understand unknown threats and improve attack signal clarity.

GUEST OPINION by Chris Thomas, Senior Security Advisor – Asia Pacific and Japan, ExtraHop: Constructing an effective IT security infrastructure can be a significant challenge for any organisation, and it’s a task made more difficult by the bewildering array of terms and acronyms used by vendors in the sector.

COMPANY NEWS: Aqua Security, the leading pure-play cloud native security provider, today announced the addition of cloud security posture management (CPSM) capabilities to the open source tool Aqua Trivy.

GUEST OPINION: With large-scale cloud-native deployments becoming more prevalent, enterprises are trying to bring greater efficiency and speed to cloud-native security. To achieve this, they are moving to shift security left, implementing intelligent automation, cloud security posture management (CSPM), and cloud workload protection platforms (CWPPs).

GUEST OPINION: Why are CIOs and IT organisations prioritising investment in cloud infrastructure? The answer is simple: to better support virtual workforces, supply chains and partners.

GUEST OPINION: For many organisations, creating an effective data protection strategy to support the adoption of remote work and cloud infrastructure is becoming increasingly urgent.

Israel-based security firm Check Point Software has decided to invest in local cloud facilities in Australia so that it can meet data residency and compliance requirements for its local clients.