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“Companies are now shifting to adding more security controls into the development and deployment pipeline,” said Aqua Security’s CTO Amir Jerbi. “As you’re shipping the container into production, there should be automatic checks around the security gate that will evaluate that all the components are fine, and no one has modified anything.”

Comprehensive full-lifecycle protection of cloud-native applications leverages Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes Google NEXT, San Francisco – July 24, 2018 – Aqua Security, a leading platform provider for securing container-based and cloud-native applications, today announced it is introducing a commercial Kubernetes application to all users of the Google Cloud Platform Marketplace (GCP Marketplace). The new …

The shift left concept promises that bugs get resolved more quickly, software application functional gets delivered the way the users want it and aspects of security, integration and compatibility are resolved much earlier on. Everybody ends up happier – well, in theory at least. The question is then: does shift left work and how does it …

Leading solution for securing containers and cloud-native applications focuses on solution providers BOSTON – July 23, 2018 – Aqua Security, the market-leading platform provider for securing container-based and cloud-native applications, announced today that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Aqua to its 2018 Emerging Vendors List in the Security category. This list …

Expands security controls across the cloud-native stack for “thin OS” Linux hosts and serverless Boston, MA — 18 July, 2018 — Aqua Security, the market-leading platform provider for securing container-based and cloud-native applications, today announced version 3.2 of its cloud-native security platform, featuring deep runtime protection capabilities and extended security and compliance controls across the …

Serverless offers a great way to save IT resources, and thus, money by delegating the cost of server hosting and management to a third-party provider. However, setting and then forgetting security management for serverless data once it is in the hands of a service provider is something no organization wants to do. This is especially the case when relying on multicloud providers for serverless platforms shared by many different sources within an organization.

As container adoption rates surge, and the infrastructure for cloud-native continues to evolve to include Container-as-a-Service (CaaS)  and serverless approaches, Aqua is investing in supporting our customers’ DevSecOps initiatives on their platform of choice. For example, the recent release of v3.0 introduced native support for Kubernetes and a new MicroEnforcer model that enables security and …

The fact that all parties can embrace the business benefits containers offer is driving this change of attitudes. DevOps and the senior business leadership team like containers because they improve agility and enable faster shipping of applications. Information security teams like containers because they are more secure than traditional DevOps environments. But all parties must …