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Code-to-Cloud Visibility: Why Fragmented Security Can’t Scale
6 Tips for Successfully Securing Your AWS Environment
Top six actions and practices you can take to protect your AWS environment today.
How State and Local Governments Can Bolster their Cyber Defenses
Cybersecurity leaders of U.S. cities and states must protect their systems and data from nation-state attackers, including Russian hackers.
How To Make Your SOC Identity-Aware and Efficient
While an attacker only needs to be right once, security teams must be right every time. That's why it's critical for SOC teams to stop ransomware attackers from exploiting AD weaknesses.
A Practical Approach for Shifting Left
Learn how you can adopt a shift left approach that boosts the security of your software releases by helping DevOps teams detect and fix vulnerabilities and misconfigurations early in your software development lifecycle.
The State of OT Security, a Year Since Colonial Pipeline
During a recent podcast, Tenable's VP of Operational Technology Marty Edwards discussed the cyber threats faced by critical infrastructure providers and the importance of OT security, topics he'll address again next week during a LinkedIn Live with CNN. The recent cyberattacks against…
CVE-2022-22972: VMware Patches Additional Workspace ONE Access Vulnerabilities (VMSA-2022-0014)
Organizations and government agencies are strongly advised to patch two newly disclosed vulnerabilities in VMware products, following warnings from VMware and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Securing Your Cloud with Zero Trust and Least Privilege
Zero trust could be the solution for your modern security perils. Read on to discover what zero trust and least privilege are – and how to get started.
Hidden Risk in the Default Roles of Google-Managed Service Accounts
Some Google-managed service accounts are binded by default to a role granting access to storage.objects.read. This hidden risk is yet another great reason to use customer-managed KMS keys to encrypt your sensitive data stored in buckets.
The Advanced Risk of Basic Roles In GCP IAM
Basic roles in GCP allow data-level actions, even though at first glance it might seem like they don’t. Avoid using basic roles, and if you must use them, make a special effort to protect any sensitive data you store in your GCP projects.
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