The Google cloud security network offers a shared responsibility model for cloud security with its users. While Google ensures that all the infrastructure is secure, the users of GCP are expected to secure their workload, data, and other resources on the cloud. While Google Cloud offers its users the tools to secure their cloud resources, attackers often find their way into your cloud resources due to misconfigurations during development.
EC2 misconfigurations leave your cloud accounts vulnerable to attacks. For businesses that haven't started automating cloud security yet, here is a list of things you can do manually, to begin with.
A quick read on how a decade old MySQL/MariaDB bug caused by the inability to parse a malformed scientific notation literal could be used to bypass Web Application Firewalls on-prem and more dangerously on the cloud.
A walkthrough of the slides covered during the KubeSec Enterprise Online 2021 talk with details of the attacks covered and tips and tricks to harden your Kubernetes cluster.
A walkthrough of the slides covered as part of the DeveloperWeek Europe 2021 virtual conference, attack details and answers to questions that were asked during the talk.
