What is a Kubernetes Bill of Materials (KBOM)?
A KBOM inventories every orchestration-layer component—from control-plane services and node binaries to CNI plugins and custom resources.
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A KBOM inventories every orchestration-layer component—from control-plane services and node binaries to CNI plugins and custom resources.
This post explains where traditional cost tools fall short in Kubernetes, the core metrics that matter, practical tactics for eliminating waste, and how modern platforms—Wiz included—blend cost and security data into a single actionable view.
Threat detection and response (TDR) is a set of continuous processes that proactively search for cyberattacks and respond to them in real time.
Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) have become the backbone of modern software development, enabling rapid, reliable, and consistent delivery of software products. To bolster your CI/CD pipeline, ensuring resilience against ever-evolving threats, follow the best practices in this guide.
MITRE ATT&CK (Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge) is a cybersecurity framework that helps enterprises fortify themselves against cyber threats.
Aimed at verifying security, compliance, and operational resilience, a cloud security audit is a structured evaluation of an organization's cloud environments, infrastructure, configurations, access controls, and security policies.
Learn the foundational elements of cloud security posture management (CSPM). Find out how to improve cloud security and how to unify your cybersecurity.
Learn the foundations of cloud detection and response (CDR), how to implement it, and the right platform to manage your cloud security plan.
Application security posture management entails continuously assessing applications for threats, risks, and vulnerabilities throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
In this article, we’ll take a closer look at why DevSecOps is a necessity. Then we’ll cover each step of implementation, giving you a comprehensive list of DevSecOps pipeline best practices in 2025.
Let’s take a closer look at CSPM and ASPM to see what protection they offer, key differences, and use cases.
In this post, we’ll look at why CNAPP solutions are gaining momentum, then outline essential features to look for before drilling down into today’s top five CNAPP solutions based on industry reviews.
A comprehensive checklist that hits all the key pillars and cornerstones of a strong cloud security program.
Cloud native application protection platforms (CNAPPs) are essential, both for organizations and for the future of cloud security. Find out more in our latest.
Explore CWPP vs. CSPM to learn more about their roles and differences and why a unified CNAPP may offer the best cloud security strategy for your organization.
Learn about Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification and how to implement compliance measures to meet standards and improve your network’s security.
A cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) is a security solution that provides continuous threat monitoring and protection for cloud workloads across different types of cloud environments.
Get Kubernetes RBAC best practices all in one place. Plus, learn actionable tips for beginners and advanced cloud security teams (and tools to use to improve).
Cloud service providers (CSPs) are companies that offer on-demand computing resources—including servers, storage, databases, and networking—hosted in the cloud and accessible through the web.
Learn data security posture management, how it works, and how you can use it to protect your data, mitigate risks, and enforce compliance for the cloud.
This article breaks down the relationship between CNAPPs and ASPM, clarifies how they overlap, and explains why organizations benefit most from a platform that brings both together.
Improve your security with risk-based vulnerability management. Learn how to prioritize threats, reduce risks, and streamline remediation efforts effectively.
Attack surface management is an end-to-end security process that involves discovering all potential entryways into IT environments, weighing their importance, and finding ways to secure or minimize them.
Managed cloud security helps organizations scale protection across cloud environments by outsourcing key operations like detection, response, and compliance monitoring.