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VMware patches important XSS in ESXi and critical authentication flaw in vSphere Data Protection (VDP) [Read More]
Symantec on Monday filed a patent infringement lawsuit against cloud-based security firm Zscaler, Inc., accusing Zscaler of violating seven of Symantec’s patents within Zscaler products. [Read More]
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform could have been exploited to gain access to RHEL virtual machines and storage accounts [Read More]
On average, an enterprise now uses 1,427 cloud services. Although enterprises are attempting to control their use of cloud apps, this has clearly not yet been achieved. [Read More]
Cyber threat protection and intelligence firm FireEye this week launched new cloud-based network security and threat intelligence offerings amid improving finances with its earnings report for the third quarter of 2016. [Read More]
Security analytics and testing firm Rapid7 this week unveiled Project Heisenberg Cloud, a research project designed to use the cloud to get a closer look at what attackers are doing, both in the cloud and across the Internet. [Read More]
Join Armor, Microsoft and SecurityWeek today at 11:30AM to learn how the combination Azure and Armor provides the complete cloud solution: flexibility, scalability, security and compliance. [Read More]
According to an analysis of more than 20,000 cloud services, only 6% can claim to be fully compliant with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). [Read More]
CloudFlare announces introduction of three new encryption features: TLS 1.3, automatic HTTPS rewrites and opportunistic encryption [Read More]
Oracle has agreed to acquire Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) firm Palerra for an undisclosed sum. [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Cloud Security
Dozens of isolated security tools and platforms, regardless of how relevant they are to new cloud-based networks, create their own problem.
Given the security events over the past year, ,2017 will be the year in which many finally accept that network infrastructure and security will have to be rethought from the ground up.
What are the possible threat vectors if you were doing a threat model assessment for any of cloud passwords management models?
Organizations should fear security concerns when considering moving applications to the cloud. But they need to recognize that moving web applications to the cloud does not make them secure.
While using containers to secure your organization is a relatively novel approach, it can lead to cost savings and massive scalability.
How do you secure application components when they’re shifting from cloud to cloud? Any traffic traversing from one public cloud to another is by definition crossing the Internet and should therefore not be trusted.
Traditional incident management approaches that rely on network monitoring and detection of attacks are also falling short in today’s agile and distributed computing world.
Now that we are coming up on the second “year of the hack”—who said good things only come around once, right?
To ensure you understand and can address the main security challenges cloud apps can introduce to your organization, you need additional visibility and context.
How do we handle the responsibility that cloud computing brings? It’s a responsibility that must be shared among vendors, users, business leaders, and IT security professionals and involves three key aspects.
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