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With the rise of the cloud, every aspect of IT has been shaken to its core. The fundamentals for building systems are changing, and although many of the principles that underpin security still ring true, their implementation has become unrecognizable.

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Identity and access management, or IAM, is a foundational component of virtually any modern application environment.

For enterprises that use the cloud, the key to being protected starts with understanding the layers that make up the components of their cloud stack

Starting with the advent of Docker in 2013, containers have become a fundamental building-block of modern IT infrastructure.

In cloud security, there are many issues that organizations are trying to sort through. Here are a few of the most prominent and how to address them.

Platform as a service (PaaS) is a cloud computing service model that allows users to rent hardware and software tools over the internet to create software and applications.

The cloud requires a new way of approaching security. Take a look at the four ways you can improve cloud security and compliance.

Cloud Security is composed of various technologies and tools designed to protect each aspect of the shared responsibility model.

Cloud native describes an approach to designing, implementing and operating applications while taking advantage of the products offered by CSPs

Customers often ask if they should adopt the tools developed by the cloud platforms themselves, or if it’s better to invest in third-party offerings.

To be effective, security and compliance teams must align with business goals and objectives, and they must not be a bottleneck to productivity.

CNSPs share context about infrastructure, PaaS services, users, data and application workloads across platform components to enhance protection

A cloud VPN (aka a virtual private network as a service or hosted VPN) is a new type of VPN technology that’s specifically designed for the cloud.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), is the most impactful computing paradigm to emerge since the boom of the Internet.

Cloud native technologies have rendered traditional models of software development obsolete, doing away with monolithic application architecture

A basic best practice when configuring roles and permissions for any software environment is to apply least privilege access.

Cloud data protection is the practice of securing a company’s data in a cloud environment, wherever that data is located.

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is an aspect of Cloud Native Security that seeks to identify, continuously monitor and reduce the security risks associated with public cloud infrastructure and services.

In the serverless model, applications rely on managed services that abstract away the need to manage, patch, and secure virtual machines.

DevSecOps is the practice of integrating security throughout the DevOps pipeline. Learn about what it is and why it is a crucial part of the CI/CD process.

As organizations shift their data to the cloud, security can become an afterthought as many assume vendors are responsible for providing security.

Attackers always look for quick ways to steal data. Using advanced techniques, they can leave your traditional network defenses ineffective.

Cloud security is a shared responsibility between the broader organization and its cloud vendor. Exactly how this breaks down varies by cloud offering