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- Anshu Bansal
- Security
Kubernetes has become a standard for containerization that has revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed as microservices. Due to its immense support for different application requirements, more and more organizations are adopting Kubernetes. However, it has also become important to look after the Kubernetes
- Anshu Bansal
- Cloud Security
The deployment of applications in containers has seen steady growth thanks to its virtues of mobility and compatibility. However, containerized application development involves images that are often prone to threats. These vulnerabilities allow cyber attackers to gain access to the containers, the application in them, or
- Anshu Bansal
- Cloud Security
Can you believe if I say that over the last 21 years, from 2001 to 2021, cybercrime has claimed at least 6.5 million victims with an estimated loss of nearly $26 billion? Cyber attacks have been a constant threat, with an average occurrence every 39 seconds!
- Anshu Bansal
- Security
Ever wondered if your organization’s cybersecurity defenses are truly prepared for a real-world attack? These days, hackers and cyber threats are getting more advanced by the day, and it can be a real challenge for organizations to stay one step ahead. Traditional security assessments just don’t
- Anshu Bansal
- Cloud Security
Modern businesses rely heavily on the cloud as it not only helps them to overcome issues associated with traditional data centers but also enables them to save a lot of costs. Cloud computing has streamlined a lot of processes and enabled organizations to scale their workflow
- Anshu Bansal
- Security
Gone are those days when organizations had a limited number of choices for their Cloud Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP). With the increasing use of cloud-native technologies and services, the use of CNAPP has drastically increased as it has revolutionized how organizations secure their applications. The
- Anshu Bansal
- Cloud Security
Nowadays, almost every digital enterprise in the world relies on some sort of application, tools, script, and automation to run their business. Even though the application, tool, and IT environment may vary from enterprise to enterprise, every entity requires digital credentials to access them. So, it
- Anshu Bansal
- Cloud Security
Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability are three fundamental terms in the realm of cyber security. It is a common misconception in people to think that these terms are synonymous. They are interconnected with one another but are different. To briefly describe, a threat is a circumstance or
- Anshu Bansal
- Security
The world has drastically changed after the pandemic of 2020. New cultures have been adopted by everyone and it is no different in the workforce industry. About 12.2% of U.S. workers work remotely, and 28.2% have chosen to work in a hybrid schedule. This spike in
- Anshu Bansal
- Security
We have all at least once received an email that seemed a little too good to be true, urging us to click a link or download an attachment. These are phishing attempts, and malicious emails designed to trick you into revealing personal information or clicking on