Cloud Security

What is Azure Policy: All You Need to Know
What is Azure Policy? Azure Policy is a service within Microsoft Azure that allows organizations to create, assign, and manage policies. These policies define rules and effects over resources, identities, and groups, ...
Cloud Security Essentials: Protecting your Data in Cloud Environments
Cloud computing has become a crucial aspect of modern-day technology, as it helps organizations improve their agility, scalability, and efficiency. However, as more companies move their sensitive data and information... The post ...

Trend Micro Adds AI Tool While Extending CNAPP Reach
Trend Micro's generative AI tool, Trend Companion, leverages natural language to reduce toil by bringing context to alerts and reducing incident investigation times ...

Overcoming Cloud Security Challenges: The Power of Cloud-Native AI-Driven Solutions
PwC's survey findings are similar to what we found in our State of Cloud Security Report, released September 2023. The report reveals significant cloud security concerns, gaps in capabilities and skills, over-reliance ...

5 Security Risks of Responsive Web Design
The very features that make responsive web design (RWD) so flexible can also introduce new security vulnerabilities if not properly managed ...

KubeCon 2023: Bridging the AppSec Tools Gap
Alan Shimel: Hey everyone, it’s Alan Shimel, Tech Strong TV, and we’re back here live at KubeCon in the windy city of Chicago. It wasn’t that windy out. It was actually pretty ...

Why Azure B2C ROPC Custom Flows Are Inherently Insecure
Microsoft’s Azure Active Directory B2C service allows cloud administrators to define custom policies, which orchestrates trust between principals using standard authentication protocols. One such custom policy that B2C defines by default is ...

Kubernetes security best practices: Secure your secrets
Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform available for microservices. Kubernetes is helpful when we want to deploy containerised applications, automate management, and scale the applications. Running a single microservice in a ...

Understanding Kubernetes secrets in a Kubernetes environment
As we know, in today’s era, most applications are deployed using Kubernetes. So that applications can function properly, and the users can use the applications without any issues. The applications sometimes require ...

Kubernetes vs docker swarm: A brief explanation of all differences
Planning and coordinating all of your architecture’s components with both present and long-term plans in mind is necessary when delivering applications at scale. Across multiple clusters, the management of the microservices is ...