This is my completely informal, uncertified, unreviewed and otherwise completely unofficial blog inspired by my reading of our next Cloud Threat Horizons Report, #12 (full version) that we just released (the official blog for #1 report, my unofficial
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Every company wants to unlock the magic of cloud data, but it’s not a free ride. Especially with data privacy laws like the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) keeping you accountable. Getting data security right can feel like juggling water
We had a community session on "Practical AI In Cybersecurity" featuring Anton Chuvakin (Security Advisor, Google Cloud) & David Randleman (Field CISO, FireCompass).
In today's rapidly advancing digital world, AI is transforming the way we approach c
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP Act) is a comprehensive data protection law in India that regulates the processing of personal data. The Act introduces several provisions that have significant implications for cloud security. Here's a
Emerging attack techniques in 2024 have profoundly impacted the cybersecurity landscape. The shift to cloud environments has made cloud security a critical focus. Attackers often exploit misconfigured cloud resources and stolen credentials to gain in
Cross-posted from Anton on Security
This is a quick “let’s think about it together” post focused on the future of cloud security.
Our logical starting point is: “Through 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be the customer’s fault.” (source: Gartn
We all understand the significance of cloud when it comes to economies of scale, reduced time to market, operational effectiveness and ease with which you can deploy applications to it and most of us are good in leveraging those benefits too. But how
A couple of weeks ago I was asked by my colleague to give him some clues and tips on how to become a Cloud Security Architect, as that's the venture he wants to follow and he knows I've been in architect-alike roles for a while.
Knowing how much fulfi
Cloud computing has transforming businesses across the globe, the entire enterprise infrastructure is moving to the cloud. With accelerating adoption of cloud, organizations are increasing their attack surface and infrastructure security in cloud com
Cloud computing has transformed every business across the globe, from basic tools to enterprise applications. The entire enterprise infrastructure is moving to the cloud. With accelerating adoption of cloud, organizations are increasing their attack
Until recently, major public cloud providers have offered relatively basic toolsets for identifying suspicious activity occurring inside customer accounts that may indicate a compromise. Some organizations have invested significant resources to build
IaaS clouds transformed datacenter security architecture by enabling programmatic detection of flaws, making the cloud more transparently secure than any legacy architecture. But security practitioners who assume congruence to legacy designs miss whe
Transforming security Part 1: Cloud and Virtualization (RSA Conference)
The biggest obstacle in security may well be an architectural gap between the apps and data we must protect, and the infrastructure in which we place controls. The cloud presents
Cloud Security Assessments: You're Doing It Wrong! (RSA Conference)
Moving to the cloud was supposed to increase the speed of business, but progress grinds to a halt once the risk management team gets involved in vetting cloud service providers. Behin
Securing Serverless Applications in the Cloud (RSA Conference 2017)
Serverless applications offer a number of advantages, the biggest one being freedom from a number of standard operational tasks. And while you may not need to do basic ops tasks, you
Memory forensics using VMI for cloud computing
The relocation of systems and services into cloud environments is on the rise. Because of this trend users lose direct control over their machines and depend on the offered services from cloud providers.
A Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) is a solution to secure SaaS apps end-to-end, from cloud to device. Today, most CASBs focus only on software as a service (SaaS), although they can enforce best practices and security policies across all cloud se
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