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Manage Excessive Permissions and Entitlements in AWS
Organizations often grant overly permissive privileges to users and services that are often unused. This level of access exposes you, enabling adversaries to hack into the cloud and perform malicious activity.
Automatically Prioritize Vulnerabilities Using Runtime Intelligence
Boost developer productivity by keeping them focused on packages, and not vulnerabilities.
Wie man sich auf die nächste log4j vorbereiten kann
Als neue kritische Schwachstellen in log4j, dem beliebten Open-Source-Utility zur Erzeugung von Logs in Java-Anwendungen, gefunden wurde, war schnelles Handeln gefragt.
Bereid je voor op de volgende log4j!
Bereid u voor op de volgende log4j door samen met Marcel Claassen van ons Solution Engineering-team te leren hoe u kunt bepalen of uw systemen zijn getroffen & hoe u zich kunt beschermen met mitigerende maatregelen.
How to Prepare for the Next Log4j
Organizations must validate compliance with industry standards, like PCI, NIST, and SOC2, during build and runtime and automatically measure progress against CIS benchmarks.
Protecting Against Log4j Attacks in AWS Fargate
Join us for a live demo of a Log4j attack on a Fargate task and how to detect it in real-time! We'll share best practices around detection and mitigation of the log4j vulnerability running in serverless environments.
Securing Serverless Containers on AWS Fargate
Join us to hear how Sysdig uniquely solves the serverless visibility challenge so you can confidently secure AWS Fargate serverless containers at scale.
Image Scanning on Azure
Do you want to ensure images are free of vulnerabilities and meet best practices before pushing to production? Image scanning refers to the process of analyzing the contents and the build process of a container image in order to detect security issues, vulnerabilities, or bad practices. Participants will learn how Sysdig Secure can identify vulnerabilities pre-production and at runtime.
Continuous Compliance on AWS
Organizations must validate compliance with industry standards, like PCI, NIST, and SOC2, during build and runtime and automatically measure progress against CIS benchmarks.
NIST 800-53 Compliance for Containers and Cloud
NIST 800-53 represents a comprehensive set of controls broken down according to families, major controls, and sub controls. Many of these controls are interdependent and rely on adherence with one to impact others. With 800-53, organizations are able to work according to FedRAMP regulations, which keeps them operational at both a technology and business level.