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Tools in the DevOps Pipeline: Ty Sbano, Sisense
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People Are Moving to the Cloud
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It’s not your father’s Internet anymore. Heck, it’s not even your older sister’s Internet anymore. The Internet of AOL, Internet Explorer, and static web pages is gone. In its place is a more interactive, fluid Internet mad… Continue reading Understanding How the Internet Has Changed
In a traditional model, you need to somehow open your cloud infrastructure to allow users to access applications. It could be a VPN gateway or a Bastion host, and with it comes the responsibility of managing IP whitelists in Security Groups when applic… Continue reading How to Provide Secure Access to AWS Workloads
In a traditional model, you need to somehow open your cloud infrastructure to allow users to access applications. It could be a VPN gateway or a Bastion host, and with it comes the responsibility of managing IP whitelists in Security Groups when applicable, or absorbing attacks when it is not.
To simplify these challenges and help companies move to a Zero Trust model of securing the application versus the network, Akamai has built Enterprise Application Access (EAA). Continue reading How to Provide Secure Access to AWS Workloads
Shadow networks are side channels to traditional networks, undetected and working quietly in the background alongside what the traditional network was designed to do.
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Shadow networks are side channels to traditional networks, undetected and working quietly in the background alongside what the traditional network was designed to do. Continue reading The Shady Secrets of Shadow Networks
Have you ever watched a cat stalk its prey? First, it identifies a target and lies in wait, quietly, hidden from view, observing the behavior of its victim. Minutes can go by as it bides its time, just watching. The mouse or squirrel or bird conti… Continue reading Cat and Mouse: Understanding the Security Industry’s Failure to Stop Cyberattackers
Earlier I wrote about the importance of patching, or more accurately the importance of transferring the need to patch (& the associated risk) to someone else by using their cloud security service. While patching definitely falls into the security fundamentals category it remains as relevant as ever, but it’s not the only security best practice we need to collectively remember. Continue reading Security Fundamentals Are Key To Successful Cloud Migration
Now, there are many reasons to isolate your infrastructure from the Internet. Minimizing the number of exposed things not only reduces risk, it also reduces operational complexity. VPNs are counter to this. VPNs make it so you aren’t exposing all of yo… Continue reading Time to Transfer Risk: Why Security Complexity & VPNs Are No Longer Sustainable