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Securing Cloud-Native Environments: Containerized Applications, Serverless Architectures, and Microservices

Enterprises are embracing cloud platforms to drive innovation, enhance operational efficiency, and gain a competitive edge. Cloud services provided by industry giants like Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Azure, AWS, IBM, and Oracle offer scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness that make them an attractive choice for businesses. One of the significant trends in cloud-native application development is the adoption of containerized applications, serverless architectures, and microservices.

Why Companies Are Migrating To AWS With a Trusted Partner

If you’re reading this article, you’re likely already considering an AWS migration for your company. You already have a handle on some of the perks migrating to AWS can have on your business but are reluctant considering how much disruption nearly every industry experienced within the last year or more. Rather than opting for more change, you might consider holding on to what you know until this period of disruption comes to an end.

Webinar - Securing your Cloud Infrastructure with AWS & Tines

In the first instalment of "Tines, securing your cloud infrastructure" we look at two stories designed to save money and resources and close potential security gaps in your AWS environment. Our first story monitors AWS IAM access keys and automatically deactivates any that are older than 30 days. Our second story looks at automatically stopping and starting EC2 instances that may have been spun up for testing purposes.

4 Cloud Security Best Practices for Protecting SaaS Apps

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, SaaS applications have been essential in driving efficiency and promoting collaboration. But the benefits of the cloud also bring new risks, and securing your organization against a vast array of cloud security threats can be a unique challenge.

Managing Storage Access: Secure Cloud-native Development Series

Build secure cloud-native applications by avoiding the top five security pitfalls we lay out in our Secure Cloud-native Development Series. This blog is the third part of the series, and it will teach you how to secure cloud storage and handle access controls on S3 buckets. Each cloud provider has managed storage services that your organization is already probably utilizing.

WatchGuard Wins Cloud Computing Security Excellence Award

Today, we are delighted to share that WatchGuard has been named a winner in the Cloud Computing Magazine’s 2023 Cloud Computing Security Excellence Awards! This prestigious awards program recognizes companies that have most effectively leveraged Cloud computing in their efforts to bring new, differentiated offerings to the market.

Top 7 Azure security assessment tools

Azure security refers to the safeguards implemented by Microsoft Azure to protect the information and services hosted on its cloud platform. Azure security offers a safe environment for using cloud services, storing data, and executing applications, assisting enterprises in meeting regulatory requirements. Azure security assessment tools test your cloud architecture to find data and identify hazards, their potential effects, and their likelihood of occurring.

What Is Lookout Secure Cloud Access? A CASB Solution

Lookout Secure Cloud Access is a data-centric cloud access security broker (CASB) that provides full visibility and control over your cloud data, no matter who is accessing it, or what device and app is being used. Watch this video to learn why you need a CASB, how Lookout Secure Cloud Access works, and how it can protect your cloud data no matter where it goes.

What is Cloud Security? Types, Risks & Benefits Defined

With data breaches making the headlines almost daily, it can feel like you’re stuck in a never-ending discussion about how secure data is in the cloud. On one hand, cloud naysayers may be preaching cloud repatriation in response to the high profile cloud compromises of the last few years. On the other hand, being too sure of your data security is a major recipe for trouble — hubris has no place in cybersecurity.