2018 Cloud Security News & Events
Serverless: What You Need to Know
There are clear benefits to serverless architecture, with many enterprises already making or planning to make this change. Like any paradigm shift, however, the move to serverless carries both benefits and risks. Here’s what you need to know.
Amazon fires up its Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes
The company cited CNCF data in a press release that shows 57 percent of all Kubernetes users are already running it on AWS.
Alcide Announces its Native Integration With Amazon’s EKS
With Alcide, EKS customers can monitor changes and visually explore Kubernetes Network Policies and how they are layered on top of Amazon Security Groups
Going serverless? Prepare for a shake-up in security
Before a company can commit to a serverless infrastructure, it needs a clear outline of the technology stacks it intends to use as the foundation for further build outs,
Open source in your data center – what you should know
DevOps and Security teams should be adopting tools that mitigate the risks of open-source by providing real-time visibility over open-source operation, monitoring actual code runtime activity.
Alcide Named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Cloud Security for 2018
Alcide offers a unique way to protect the cloud with real-time visibility of cloud operations combined with deep analysis and controls to manage today’s complex hybrid cloud.
Intel sees ‘significant’ investments in Israeli startups in 2018
VC arm of the US semiconductor giant looking ‘to invest in the high risk, early stage, in order to be at the forefront of innovation’
Securing the Modern Data Center – Addressing New Challenges with a New Mindset
The modern data center continues to grow in scale and complexity. It contains a growing, changing and evolving collection of applications that address the burgeoning demand for better, faster and more efficient data processing. Three major trends are shaping today’s data center..
Alcide Deliver, Demos Data Center and Cloud Operations Security Platform
The complexity of today’s business application and related IT resources has prompted the introduction of new platforms that can more easily control, manage, and secure them. Alcide is among the companies providing new solutions on this front.
Alcide launches security platform to safeguard multicloud IT environments
Essentially what Alcide’s platform does is it helps to simplify network security monitoring as it eliminates the need for multiple tools to be used to safeguard each kind of infrastructure. The platform also eliminates what Alcide terms as “blind spots” between infrastructure and the applications running on it.
Alcide Announces General Availability of its Cloud-Native Security Platform to Secure Modernized Data Centers & Cloud Ops
Alcide offers a simplified network security platform designed to meet the complex needs of the modern data center
Why a Firewall Can’t Protect Against a Memcache DDoS Attack
Several days ago, security researchers reported that they had observed a massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
Security in the Modern Data Center
Driven by business demands, data centers are adapted to the prevailing software architecture and DevOps methodologies and built using new technologies.
CPX 2018: Sizing Up Cloud Security Fallout from Spectre and Meltdown
The timing of CPX couldn’t come at a more sensitive moment in the world of cybersecurity. Earlier this month, we learned about Spectre and Meltdown exploiting CPU architectures, which affect nearly every chip manufactured in recent years.
Alcide Wins 2017-2018 Cloud Awards
Alcide is a winner in the 2017-18 Cloud Awards Program in the category Most Promising Start-Up.
Alcide Announces $5.2M Seed Round Led by Intel Capital and Elron for its Data Center & Cloud Operations Security Platform
Alcide emerges from stealth, unveiling first universal security platform designed to meet the complex needs of modern data centers
Data is the name of the game, as Intel Capital puts $60M in 15 startups, $566M in 2017 overall
“The world is undergoing a data explosion,” said Wendell Brooks, Intel SVP and president of Intel Capital.
