Modern organizations face a ton of cloud complexity—migrations, new applications, acquisitions, multi-cloud, microservices, and more. Change is the only constant in the cloud.
A strong cloud strategy treats security as one pillar among several and that tight integration with the rest of the business leads to...
Enterprises across industry segments are moving IT workloads and functions to the cloud, frequently ahead of any strategy or consistent capability to secure sensitive data. The advantages of cloud migration, such as scale, agility, and consumption-based pricing, are compelling.
This white paper describes the...
CyberEdge’s annual Cyberthreat Defense Report (CDR) plays a unique role in the IT security industry. Other surveys do a great
job of collecting statistics on cyberattacks and data breaches and exploring the techniques of cybercriminals and other bad
actors. Cyberedge's mission is to provide deep insight into the...
How to Classify and Protect Cloud Data at Scale
Due largely to data sprawl across the cloud, misconfigurations of security controls are found in a majority of security incidents, like ransomware attacks. For this reason and others, data classification and the parent concept of governance is a growing need for...
DevOps and the continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline are revolutionizing application development, test, and cloud delivery, enabling developers to write the application code and define the cloud infrastructure. But where is cloud security?
Shifting left allows cloud security to scale...
Enterprises on a Kubernetes journey cannot apply the traditional security solutions that once protected on-site servers or VMs, as those are not designed for the unique development practices and distributed environments with which Kubernetes excels. Enterprises must expand their existing security programs to cover the...
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and Cloud Workload Protection Platforms (CWPP) are foundations for good cloud security, but with more and more organizations adopting microservices and Kubernetes orchestration using cloud and hybrid cloud infrastructure, they are unwittingly expanding their significant attack...
A compromised identity and its associated shared accounts are the single most
effective attack vector for a threat actor to compromise an entire multicloud
environment.
Download this whitepaper to learn how to protect your entire cloud environment, including:
Restricting the privileges any user, application,...
DevOps-driven adoption of new
technologies and processes
may mean security is an afterthought
and can expose new
gaps in security coverage and
risk management.
Download this whitepaper which provides an overview of what DevSecOps is and how organizations can adopt its
practices in conjunction with technologies...
Kubernetes-native security is based on a single principle: security is implemented most effectively
when it is aligned with the system that is responsible for managing all of an organization’s containerized
applications.
Download this whitepaper which explores the six characteristics a security platform must...
The rapid adoption of open source projects can introduce vulnerabilities in standard
Kubernetes environments. OpenShift Container Platform supports these projects, allowing users to
gain open source advantages with a managed product’s stability and security. Red Hat OpenShift
offerings include five managed and...
Este estudio de caso trata sobre una aerolínea que enfrentó dos grandes tipos de ataques en sus aplicaciones web y móviles.
Los atacantes utilizaban credential stuffing, lo que en algunos casos comprometió a casi 1000 cuentas de clientes en tan solo un día.
Descargue este estudio y descubra cómo Shape...
A multi-layered cybersecurity strategy
This case study details how an educational institution, early in its cloud journey, developed multi-layered cybersecurity approach to its primarily on-prem infrastructure. To secure access to cloud solutions for students, faculty, and staff, IT needed to add single sign-on to...
A multi-layered cybersecurity strategy
Kingsborough Community College was early in its cloud journey, and developing a multi-layered cybersecurity approach to its primarily on-prem infrastructure. To secure access to cloud solutions for students, faculty, and staff, IT needed to add single sign-on to its toolkit.
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