Académie CloudSec

Bienvenue à l'académie CloudSec, votre guide pour naviguer dans l'océan des acronymes de sécurité cloud et le jargon de l'industrie. Simplifiez-vous la vie grâce à un contenu clair, concis et rédigé par des experts, qui couvre les principes fondamentaux et les bonnes pratiques.

How to secure the SDLC with Wiz

Équipe d'experts Wiz

Learn how to secure the SDLC from code to runtime with DevSecOps best practices: SAST, SCA, IaC scanning, CI/CD hardening, CSPM, CDR, and compliance mapping.

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Wiz relie les points à travers votre cloud, du code au runtime.

Pour plus d’informations sur la façon dont Wiz traite vos données personnelles, veuillez consulter notre Politique de confidentialité.

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API security posture management explained

Équipe d'experts Wiz

API security posture management, or API-SPM, is a security discipline that focuses on maintaining and proactively improving the security health of enterprise APIs.

The Open-Source CNAPP Toolkit

Équipe d'experts Wiz

With a CNAPP, your team is empowered to pick and choose solutions that best fit your security capability and cost requirements. This article reviews the best open-source CNAPP tools for 2024.

Cloud engineer job description (template, skills, salary)

Équipe d'experts Wiz

A cloud engineer is a technical expert responsible for architecting, implementing, and managing an organization's cloud infrastructure and services. This role involves working across the full cloud lifecycle, from initial planning and design to deployment and ongoing optimization.

10 Cloud engineer interview questions for hiring managers

Équipe d'experts Wiz

This list of questions helps you reveal a candidate's technical capability and their security mindset. Use these prompts to uncover whether candidates can apply context by linking code, identities, infrastructure, and data to prioritize what truly matters. 

What is a Honeypot in Cloud Security?

Équipe d'experts Wiz

A honeypot is an intentionally vulnerable system that appears legitimate to attract malicious actors. By tricking attackers into interacting with a fake target, security teams can capture valuable intelligence about attacker tools, methods, and motivations in a controlled environment.