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BOSTON—April 16, 2024—Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud native security, today announced another consecutive year of exceptional channel growth. The company continues to build on its momentum and solidify its position as the go-to leader for service providers and partners in cloud native security. The services-led approach of the Aqua Advantage program, led by Jeannette …

LONDON – March 26, 2024 – Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud native security, has announced the results of a new study which reveals that 50% of UK firms consider AI-powered threats to be the top cloud security threat to their business, yet less than half (38.5%) are confident in their ability to tackle those …

Assaf Morag, data analyst at Aqua Security, explains why: “The complexity of this architecture was created intentionally, because Kubernetes is designed to provide users with freedom, an open architecture and an open security model by default.”

Aqua CISO, Moshe Weiss shares his thoughts on the vulnerability in Log4j and how its profound impact on IT environments has called for a fundamental shift in how organizations think about their security strategies.

BOSTON—February 15, 2024—Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud native security, today announced it won the Frost & Sullivan Best Practices 2023 Global Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) Technology Innovation Leadership Award. Frost & Sullivan reserves this recognition for companies at the forefront of innovation and growth in SSCS. With the addition of SSCS in 2022, …

This is according to a new report from cybersecurity researchers Aqua Nautilus, which notes how when a Ubuntu user wants to run a specific program that’s currently not installed on the endpoint they can bring up the “command-not-found” utility and have it suggest packages to install.

The complexity of this architecture was done deliberately, because Kubernetes “was designed to allow users to have a lot of freedom and used an open architecture and a default security model of being open by default,” Assaf Morag, a data analyst with Aqua Security, tells CSO.

The development, which comes exactly a year after the malware was first publicly disclosed by Aqua, is a sign that the financially-motivated threat actor behind the campaign is actively adapting and refining their tactics and techniques to stay ahead of the detection curve.