The digital landscape is rapidly evolving, with businesses increasingly relying on cloud and cloud-native technologies. This migration, while beneficial, expands the attack surface and introduces new security challenges that traditional approaches fail to address. Compounding this issue is the cybersecurity skills shortage, leaving organizations vulnerable.   Join us for this

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A security flaw found by Mandiant in Microsoft's AKS service would have let attackers escalate privileges and steal data.

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In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, understanding serverless architectures is crucial for organizations striving to leverage cloud computing efficiently.

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The shift to cloud native has many benefits, but has also created a new set of challenges pertaining to cybersecurity.

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HeadCrab is a highly elusive and sophisticated malware created by an advanced threat actor who utilized custom-made Redis Modules and APIs to build a full-scale malicious framework. Since 2021, the highly advanced malware has deployed several highly technical novel techniques which allowed it to infiltrate servers worldwide. It was evident

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As more organizations today transition to cloud-native development patterns, cybersecurity teams are scrambling to keep up. Cloud-native infrastructure, applications and developer workflows fundamentally change cybersecurity in so many ways. These changes offer an opportunity to achieve application security gains that risk advocates have been championing for well over a decade.

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ARMO today announced it has added a capability to its Kubernetes security platform that makes it simpler to prioritize remediation of vulnerabilities based on their relevancy. Ben Hirschberg, ARMO CTO, says this capability takes advantage of extended Berkeley Packet Filtering (eBPF) in the Linux kernel to scan running Kubernetes pods

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A global survey of 600 DevOps, engineering and security professionals published today by Red Hat finds more than two-thirds (67%) have delayed or slowed down deployment of Kubernetes clusters because of a cybersecurity issue. More than half (53%) experienced a software supply chain issue related to cloud-native and containerized development

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One strange consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic is that, since almost all tech conferences in the world have moved online, it’s been easier than ever to attend. That means – in my unofficial straw poll of colleagues in the Dev and cybersecurity sectors – that we’ve all been attending more

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CloudBees has made available a hardened version of its continuous integration (CI) platform that makes use of Docker containers to comply with specifications defined by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). Michael Wright, director of the federal sector at CloudBees, says CloudBees CI, formerly known as CloudBees Core, is based

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