Announcing General Availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for GCP

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Announcing General Availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for GCP

Aqua Security announced the general availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for Google Cloud Platform (GCP). This release comes after an extended beta program, during which we worked closely with our customers to develop and deliver a robust set of out-of-the-box policies for GCP. This release also includes a Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmark certification …

Aqua Integrates with AWS Security Hub: Closing the Gap on Cloud Native Security

The AWS Security Hub SecOps tool provides a comprehensive view of security and compliance alerts across various AWS accounts. Security findings are collected and summarized on integrated dashboards, allowing security professionals to continuously monitor their environment using automated compliance checks. The Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform collects security insights that are unique to the development, …

Expanding into CSPM with CloudSploit and Deepening Security for Cloud VMs

IT spend on public cloud will more than double by 2023 (IDC) and hybrid multi-clouds will soon be the more common environment for enterprises. The benefits of using cloud infrastructure including the ability to scale, ease of use and speed of application delivery are too attractive to ignore, however, the complexity of managing and administering …

Cloud VM Security with Aqua CSP

We have enhanced our Cloud Native Security Platform (CSP) by adding Cloud VM protection capabilities for VMs that are not running container workloads. Aqua now provides a full-stack security solution across all workload types: VMs, containers, and serverless functions, for both Linux and Windows VMs.

Simplifying Access to the Aqua Platform with Okta

Enterprise-grade solutions are expected to integrate with existing enterprise infrastructure, including providing SSO to authenticate users without requiring separate definitions of user identity and access credentials.

Securing AWS App Mesh With Aqua

We’re excited to be launch partners for AWS App Mesh, officially announced today at the Santa Clara AWS Summit. Aqua provides fine-grained protection to microservices-based applications that use AWS App Mesh, by ensuring that the microservices infrastructure conforms to the organization’s security policy, and by providing visibility and control over App Mesh network traffic.

Serverless Security: The Importance of FaaS Risk Assessment

In my previous blog, I discussed the serverless services spectrum and the unique security considerations of serverless functions. In this post, I’d like to elaborate on the importance of preliminary risk assessment checks and their contribution to an effective security strategy, based on lessons learned in containerized workloads environments.

Aqua Integrates with Google’s Cloud Security Command Center

Good news for those of you running container workloads on GCP – we now provide a nice integration with Google’s Cloud Security Command Center. The Cloud SCC provides a centralized, single-pane-of-glass view of all security data for GCP applications, and providing actionable insights. It includes things like access control monitoring, asset inventory, vulnerability assessment data, …

Preparing Container-Based Applications for GDPR: What You Need to Know

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), set to replace the European Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, comes into effect in May 2018. GDPR is intended to protect the privacy of EU citizens, and give regulatory bodies the power to act against non-compliant organizations. It affects member states in the EU, but also companies handling EU citizens’ …

Protecting PII in Container Environments for PCI and GDPR Compliance

The term Personally Identifiable Information (PII) will be familiar to organizations who are required to comply with regulatory standards such as PCI-DSS. NIST Special Publication 800-122[4] defines PII as “any information about an individual maintained by an agency, including (1) any information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual’s identity, such as …

Why Container Security Matters for PCI Compliant Organizations

The PCI Data Security Standard is no news. Any entity that collects, holds or processes credit card information is obliged by this standard. What is new is the adoption of containers for production applications that may directly impact PCI compliance. With a 40% increase in Docker adoption in one year, containers introduce a new way …

Overcoming the Top 5 Pain Points for DevOps

DevOps is a relatively new concept, adopted by more and more businesses – breaking down the barriers between development, quality assurance (QA) and IT operations, to result in a much more rapid and fluid software development lifecycle (SDLC). However, there are almost certainly a number of organisational and technical issues which make your experience within …

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