AWS Technology
AWS Security and some basic things
AWS has a very granular set of Security layers. AWS Security Hub needs to be used when deploying into AWS. NIST, OWASP, CIS, CNCF, OSCAP and other models should also be assessed. Below is an
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AWS Technology
AWS Security Hub
What is Security Hub? As a solution, AWS launched its integrated security tool called AWS Security Hub (in 2018), which can provide a comprehensive view of your security state in your AWS environments. This would
AWS Technology
Overview of SAML, STS, AD in AWS.
Overview of SAML, STS, AD in AWS. All necessary when building hybrid and integrated corporate applications and systems. Often the infrastructure, AD and access are ignored when planning to move to, or enhance a Cloud
Cloud Design Goals
Increase Cloud Usage increasing Malware attacks, most coming from Microsoft products
As more organizations have turned to the cloud to store and work with their data, applications and other assets, cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting cloud-based services to set up malicious downloads. A new report from network
Security
Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) and its benefits
Automating network security entails using technology to detect, investigate, and mediate network security threats. Typically, software and other tools are deployed to perform security administrative duties such as configurations, monitoring networks for malicious activities,
Enterprise Architecture
Storage Management and Ransomware
Part 1: Why Storage Managers Need to Prepare for the Ransomware Scourge Certain parts of the enterprise are more concerned about ransomware than others. The security, networking, and help desk teams are very much in
Cloud Design Goals
Surviving Ransomware attacks
Understanding infrastructure ransomware Ransomware is a type of malware that targets anything it can get into — including backups — to steal or lock up as much data as quickly as possible. Data theft is
Dev, Test, Optimisation
Cloud Vulnerability and Security Scanning
Cloud Vulnerability Scanning can be defined as a process of identifying security risks in Cloud-based applications and infrastructure. Cloud Vulnerability Scanning is usually performed by specialized security tools that are designed to automatically identify common
AWS Technology
Service Mesh, Security and High Availability
What are they? Backend cloud services are the operations and routines end users don’t see but are essential to provide resilience and secure access to backend services and resources. The Problem: In simple terms the
Risks
Zero Trust in, and with, the Cloud
Zero trust initially focused on segmenting and securing the network across location and hosting models. Today, however, to be successful, zero trust must also integrate with end-user and cloud brokering systems. How zero trust helps