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How to Improve Security for Cloud-Native App Platforms in 3 Easy Steps for Azure
All the cloud providers (including Microsoft Azure) have default controls suggested to secure your infrastructure. We at Sysdig believe in leveraging these and going beyond by following additional steps.
CIS compliance for Azure
Sysdig performs threat detection for Microsoft Azure by analyzing this log data against a rich set of security rules based on open-source Falco.
ECS Fargate threat modeling
AWS Fargate is a technology that you can use with Amazon ECS to run containers without having to manage servers...
No plugins required: Application visibility inside containers
One of our missions at Sysdig is to make it easy to get deep application visibility into your environment. We think...
Get a Dynamically Generated, Container-Native Overview of Your Environment
Introduction A wise man once said, “with great power comes great responsibility.” Here at Sysdig, we take this saying to...
Becoming a Cloud Security Ninja: Slice Through Alerts and Prioritize What Matters
Join Sysdig, who’s driving the standard for cloud and container security, alongside Tag Cyber, for a discussion around cloud security best practices, tips, and recommendations.
How Does Your Kubernetes Environment Stack Up?
In this webinar, we will examine real-world data from billions of containers we analyzed in the Sysdig Cloud Native Security and Usage Report.
5 Easy Ways to Secure Images & Prioritize Risk from Source to Run On AWS
Do you want to ensure images are free of vulnerabilities and meet best practices before pushing to production? Participants will learn how Sysdig Secure can identify vulnerabilities pre-production and at runtime.
A Comprehensive Approach to Cloud Threat Detection and Response
In this webinar, SANS Sr. Instructor Jake Williams and Mike Isbitski, Director of Cybersecurity Strategy, Sysdig, make the case for implementing a combination of agent-based and agentless cloud-native security tooling, an approach that provides outcomes far superior than either solution on its own.
Kubernetes 1.26 – What’s new?
Kubernetes 1.26 is about to be released, and it comes packed with novelties! Where do we begin? This release brings...