Beefing Up Your Cloud Provider’s Security
Cloud computing environments are designed to be secure by default. That does not mean, however, that they are free from security vulnerabilities, ..
Containers vs. Serverless vs. Virtual Machines: What are the security differences?
Just over 30 years ago, virtualization was only available to those with mainframes and large minicomputers, while security concerns were ..
DevSecOps Learning Resources: How to Learn to Do DevSecOps
You know why it’s time to learn DevSecOps. But do you find yourself asking how one actually goes about gaining DevSecOps skills? That’s ..
Defining the Perimeter in a Microservices World
Security was simple back when applications were confined to a single server. All it took was a firewall that acted like a box where everything ..
Securing your CoreOS Container
f you are reading this, you probably know about CoreOS and what it does. And you may be looking for a way to improve the security of your ..
Serverless Comparison: Lambda vs. Azure vs. GCP vs. OpenWhisk
Serverless computing adoption is growing at exponential rates. As with any technology market experiencing hyper-growth, there is a constant ..
Dockerfile Best Practices: How to Write Secure and Useful Dockerfiles
Dockerfiles are the blueprints of your container environment. In order to keep your Docker environment secure, efficient and effective, ..
Automation is the Key to making Cloud Native a Reality
Applications that are built to run and scale in the cloud need to be managed in a completely new way. DevOps is the new way of building ..
Shift-Left Culture: How to Shift Your Entire Organization to the Left
Much has been made of the concept of “shift-left security,” and rightly so. Shift left security practices can significantly reduce the risk ..
Security in Cloud Native Environments
The cloud native paradigm provides new opportunities for improving security. Technologies like containers and microservices enable a new level ..