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Gaining security visibility of your public cloud assets
This post was originally published here by eddy smith. As the use of public cloud services increases, security teams struggle to maintain visibility of their cloud assets. In fact, in one recent survey, 43% of cloud security pros said that lack of visibility into infrastructure security is their biggest operational headache (cite: https://pages.cloudpassage.com/linkedin-security-survey-2018.html). So why […]
Halo Cloud Secure: A unified product
This post was originally published here by carson sweet. Vitaliy Geraymovych, Talli Somekh, and I founded CloudPassage in 2010. In those early days, cloud infrastructure was broadly dismissed as little more than a hosting environment for games, blogs, and experiments. The bulk of IaaS offers revolved around cloud servers (a.k.a. cloud VMs, cloud workloads, virtual […]
Now available to all Halo users: Cortex v1.1
This post was originally published here by ash wilson. We’ve just released Cortex v1.1 (https://github.com/cloudpassage/cortex), and while some changes may seem subtle, they greatly improve the functionality and efficiency of Cortex, giving you an even more seamless experience. Some of the changes you’ll see include: File-based configuration for scheduled jobs: In the original design, users […]
Auditing Linux environments using LIDS and ‘auditd’
This post was originally published here by satish dange. If you use LIDS at all, your life is about to get easier: Recently we released nine new templates for the CloudPassage Halo log-based intrusion detection system, (LIDS) which consists of different rules/policies for ‘auditd’. The CloudPassage Halo log-based intrusion detection system (LIDS) is a Halo […]
Project Cielo is officially Cloud Secure…and the beta is open too!
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. Last month we released Project Cielo to a few select clients and the response was unanimous: they wanted more. Our team delivered and now we’re pleased to announce that we’re soliciting testers for the latest beta release. Along with that news, we’re also unveiling Project Cielo’s official name: Cloud Secure. […]
Come see us at Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit!
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. We love that Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit. Year after year the summit continues to provide thought-provoking talks, enlightening conversations, and and important networking activities. This year we’re a sponsor, and we hope to see you there! Read on to see the important dates and […]
Come see us at Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit!
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. We love that Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit. Year after year the summit continues to provide thought-provoking talks, enlightening conversations, and and important networking activities. This year we’re a sponsor, and we hope to see you there! Read on to see the important dates and […]
Webinar: How to overcome challenges when securing modern cloud environments
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. Our latest webinar, How to overcome challenges in securing modern cloud environments, dives into how you can cope with new security challenges that you may be re-assessing as you examine your security posture and strategy. And here’s why: As more workloads shift to the cloud, cybersecurity professionals […]
You’ve heard about Halo Cortex, but have you seen the video?
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. Last month we launched Halo Cortex, and the world got to see a brand new exciting addition to the CloudPassage Halo platform. As you may remember, Halo Cortex helps you with your existing DevOps workflows and processes. Many of its capabilities are delivered as Docker containers that […]
What “expanding attack surface” means and what you can do about it
This post was originally published here by casey pechan. Not to state the obvious but organizations adopting public cloud services don’t always do so in a coordinated manner. Cloud adoption takes testing – meaning multiple cloud accounts are often created by different teams for various applications. In the old days, if someone wanted a physical […]
