SecOps Explained
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SecOps is the collaborative integration of IT security and operations teams to protect and manage an organization's digital assets more efficiently.
CloudSec Academy
Willkommen bei der CloudSec Academy, Ihrem Leitfaden zum Navigieren in der Buchstabensuppe der Cloud-Sicherheitsakronyme und des Branchenjargons. Heben Sie sich von der Masse ab mit klaren, prägnanten und fachmännisch gestalteten Inhalten, die von den Grundlagen bis hin zu Best Practices reichen.
SAST vs DAST: How to Use Both Testing Tools for App Security
In this Academy article, we'll dig into SAST and DAST security testing methods, exploring how they work and their core aspects
Using eBPF in Kubernetes: A security overview
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eBPF provides deep visibility into network traffic and application performance while maintaining safety and efficiency by executing custom code in response to the kernel at runtime.
AI-BOM: Building an AI Bill of Materials
An AI bill of materials (AI-BOM) is a complete inventory of all the assets in your organization’s AI ecosystem. It documents datasets, models, software, hardware, and dependencies across the entire lifecycle of AI systems—from initial development to deployment and monitoring.
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Wiz verbindet die Punkte in Ihrer Cloud, vom Code bis zur Laufzeit.
How to Create an Incident Response Policy: An Actionable Checklist and Template
Build a strong incident response policy to manage cybersecurity crises with clear roles, compliance steps, and hands-on training.
How to Make Your Incident Response Framework Actionable
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An incident response framework is a blueprint that helps organizations deal with security incidents in a structured and efficient way. It outlines the steps to take before, during, and after an incident, and assigns roles and responsibilities to different team members.
AWS Security Best Practices: 10 Steps and How to Assess AWS Health
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Discover essential AWS security best practices to protect your cloud environment, reduce risks, and ensure compliance with ease.
Serverless Security Explained
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Serverless security is the extra layer of protection designed for applications built on a serverless architecture. In this type of cloud computing, you write the code (functions) but the cloud provider handles the servers. This creates a different security approach.
GitOps vs. DevOps: How GitOps Keeps You Aligned
While DevOps delineates collaboration and automation practices that emphasize infrastructure provisioning and continuous monitoring, GitOps extends its concepts by employing Git as the single source of truth for both application and infrastructure settings.
SBOM-Sicherheit
Eine Softwarestückliste (Software Bill of Material, SBOM) ist ein umfassendes Inventar, in dem jede Softwarekomponente aufgeführt ist, aus der eine Anwendung besteht.
API Security: Best Practices for Safer Cloud Security
11 essential API security best practices that every organization should start with
SOC Reports: Definition, Types and Compliance Guide
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SOC Reports are independent third-party audits that evaluate a service organization’s internal controls and security practices.
AWS Threat Hunting Best Practices for Cloud Security Teams
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AWS Threat Hunting is the practice of proactively searching for security threats in AWS environments before they cause damage.
Container Security Scanning: From Detection to Deployment
Container security scanning detects vulnerabilities early for an efficient DevSecOps process. Discover how it safeguards containers throughout the lifecycle.
What is zero trust architecture? A complete guide for cloud security
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Enterprises have started gradually shifting from perimeter-based defenses to more proactive and identity-centric protection. Zero trust architecture eliminates implicit trust assumptions by requiring continuous verification of every user, device, and transaction.
What is shift-left testing? A complete guide for cloud security teams
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Shift-left security testing moves security testing earlier in the software development lifecycle, significantly reducing remediation costs and time compared to traditional approaches.
