Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform available on Red Hat Marketplace
Sysdig is pleased to announce that the Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform is now available through Red Hat Marketplace.
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Self-Service Network Security for Kubernetes
Learn how to empower your team with safe self-service network security for Kubernetes with Calico Enterprise. What are Calico Enterprise Network Policy Tiers How to use tiers to enable safe self service policy management What are Calico Enterprise Policy impact preview and staged network policies How to enable operations and developers to safely manage Kubernetes network policy How to build a workflow using these tools to safely deliver approved changes to your clusters
Netwrix Auditor for VMware - Overview
Netwrix Auditor for VMware delivers complete visibility into what's happening across the entire VMware infrastructure by providing actionable audit data about access events, changes made to vCenter and its servers, folders, clusters, resource pools, and hardware configurations of virtual machines.
Netwrix Auditor for SQL Server - Overview
Netwrix Auditor for SQL Server maximizes visibility into user activity across Microsoft SQL databases by providing actionable audit data about all changes made to database configurations, permissions, objects and content; and reporting on both successful and failed logon attempts.
Top 6 Security Threats in Cloud Computing and How to Mitigate Them
In this digital era, more companies are encouraging or requiring employees to work from home. In addition to allowing employees to access the corporate network using their own devices, they are also turning to cloud computing, which is cost-effective and scales easily. However, not all of these organizations are prepared for the associated cloud security threats. Cloud providers often offer some protection capabilities, but their responsibility is primarily to ensure service availability.
What is an SLA? API Service-Level Agreements and How to Find Them
When you rely on a third party API for your application's features, it is important that you can reliably expect them work. Knowing that their uptime will be consistent, or greater than your own, and knowing that their support will be available if you identify a problem, can go a long way in making your choice of APIs easier. In this article we'll look at the Service Level Agreement, or SLA, and how it protects both you and the provider in the event of an outage or problem.
The Core Enterprise Security Team Has Been Very Busy
Okay... and we’re back! Yes, there’s been a bit of a hiatus since you’ve heard from us in Core Security, but that’s not because we haven’t been busy. In fact, we’ve released a number of enhancements for both the security and user administration experiences of Splunk Enterprise. Going forward, we’ll be a bit more visible bringing you details on these enhancements.
How to Protect Customer Data - 7 Tips
As cyberattacks continue to make headlines, hackers are exposing or selling customer data files in record numbers. But just like with any threat, there are actions you can take to minimize risk and ensure your business retains a positive reputation among customers.
Identifying the Most Dangerous Common Software and Hardware Weaknesses and Vulnerabilities - The CWE Top 25 (2020 Edition)
So far, there has not been a perfect solution to ridding the world of software and hardware weaknesses. Keeping up-to-date with which weaknesses have are most common and impactful can be a daunting task. Thankfully, a list has been made to do just that the Common Weakness Enumeration Top 25 (CWE).
How to Create & Customize Correlation Rules on Logsign SIEM
If you have been using a SIEM tool for quite a time, you will know that it can turn out to be a powerful security tool, if appropriately deployed. In your organization’s network, network devices such as IDS/IPS, firewalls, and routers generate a plethora of log data. Like these devices, there are many sources of data for a SIEM solution. The first barrier a SIEM encounters is normalizing the log data before it can detect and alert your team.