Azure Monitor vs. AWS CloudWatch
Cloud computing is an incredible asset to new and seasoned companies alike. With pricing and infrastructure that can accommodate any demand, ..
Parity, Kubernetes and Cloud-Native Security
Parity may not be on many folks’ lists of hot IT buzzwords. But perhaps it should be. If you want to improve application quality while also strengthening security, striving for parity is a simple but effective way to do it.
Building a Security-Centric Culture for Kube-Native Environments
Just as DevOps ultimately boils down to culture rather than specific tools, effective IT security also rests upon a culture that prioritizes security across application environments as well as all stages of the delivery chain.
Getting the Most out of Kubernetes Security Tools
Kubernetes comes with a few security tools built in, like pod security policies and role-based access control. You might be tempted to assume, ..
Modern Security Challenges and Kube-Native Solutions
It’s no secret that IT security has fundamentally changed over the past decade. The rise of new deployment technologies and architectures ..
The Greatest Security Risks Lurking in Your CI/CD Pipeline
Your CI/CD pipeline helps you achieve fast and efficient application delivery — but it does not necessarily keep your applications secure. ..
How to Lock Down the Kernel to Secure the Container Host
Container security is obviously a multi-layered affair. Also, many of the layers you need to secure and monitor exist outside containers ..
A Security Primer for System Architects
System architects (which means IT professionals who design platforms and infrastructures) have lots of things to think about when they do their ..
The Security Demands of Multi-Cloud Infrastructure
The multi-cloud trend A multi-cloud infrastructure is any type of IT infrastructure that mixes a public or private cloud with at least one other ..
What to Look for in a Secure Container Registry
Container registry security is easy to overlook. But you fail to secure container registries at your peril. This is true whether you use containers ..