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Hardened Access - Dual Authorization for Roles & Per-session MFA with Yubikeys

This webinar is a deep dive into how companies can harden access to Teleport with two new features in Teleport 6.1 These include creating dual & multi Authorization rules, requiring multiple team members to approve role escalation. This is an important FedRAMP control ( AC-3 ) and increasing the visibility and audibility for access. We’ll show how you can enforce per session MFA with the aid of hardware tokens; reducing the scope and risk related to certificate exfiltration.

Trend Micro & Snyk - Better together

This Trend Micro and Snyk talk gives an overview of what is open source is, including the growth, power and potential risk involved in using it to build and deploy cloud native applications. With visibility into open source vulnerabilities and license issues the first time sec ops professionals have visibility into potential vulnerabilities in open source components through . Snyk helps software-driven businesses develop fast and stay secure. Continuously find and fix vulnerabilities for npm, Maven, NuGet, RubyGems, PyPI and more.

Styra raises Series B to Drive Cloud-native AuthZ

In November 2019, just after Styra raised $14 million in our Series A funding round, I wrote that the market’s move away from monolithic apps and adoption of containerized cloud-native application architectures was going to provide “a substantial market opportunity for policy and authorization to evolve.” A lot has happened since I wrote that, and I’m happy to report that while our Series A round showed the market opportunity, our latest round of funding proves the validity of t

Keep OSS supply chain attacks off the menu: Tidelift catalogs + JFrog serve known-good components

How does your organization keep track of all of the open source components being used to develop applications and ensure they are secure and properly maintained? Our recent survey data shows that the larger an organization gets, the less confident they are in in their open source management practices. In companies over 10,000 employees, 39% are not very or not at all confident their open source components are secure, up to date, and well maintained.

Misconfigurations, known unpatched vulnerabilities, and Cloud Native Application Security

Two weeks back, we published our annual State of Cloud Native Application Security report. If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s a TL;DR. We surveyed nearly 600 developers and security professionals to see how the shift to cloud native (digital transformation) has changed their security posture. Then we parsed the results, gleaned valuable insights, and put them in an interactive webpage.