Cloud computing provides users the convenience to spin up workloads without dealing with the overhead that comes with maintaining physical infrastructure, driving up adoption rates. With more and more organizations using the cloud in some form or another, it brings along with it a fair share of security threats.

With business operations shifting to a distributed, decentralized way of working, the need for organizations to migrate to the cloud has become acute in recent years. Here’s our take on what you need to know as cloud migration becomes the next step to scale your business. 

With cloud environments increasing in size and number and cloud service providers releasing new services and features each year, it pays for organizations to shore up their cloud defenses with these top cloud security controls.

Organizations that need to be compliant to the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) can now report on compliance posture in just one click.

Warden can now enable even faster reaction times, where failed findings are rectified and remediated swiftly with a single command.

The cost of a security breach can have severe financial and reputation impact. Still, your organizations can avoid mistakes like these by configuring your GCP resources in a way that minimizes your security risks.

Whether you’re starting a Cloud-native solution from the ground-up or migrating existing on-premise workloads to the Public Cloud, one crucial decision to make is what cloud delivery model you want to use for your organization.

Continuous compliance isn’t just ticking all checkboxes on a list. It’s a conscious building of a business culture that continuously monitors compliance posture. What are the sections that apply to the cloud?

With more organizations migrating to the cloud, the risks stemming from misconfiguration and rapid scaling increases along with it. How do CSPMs help address these cloud security risks?

The need for cloud compliance begins as soon as you build on the cloud. Considering the shared responsibility of cloud security, which are the regulatory frameworks that you need to be aware of?

We previously released new features to drive automated cloud compliance on Warden. This time, we added two new compliance standards and more ways to action on compliance check results.

We’re excited to tell you about a new set of features to help you with compliance. Also in this release are the ability to manage vulnerabilities in bulk and export findings.

Gearing up for cloud compliance happens the second you deploy your data to the cloud. Here, we explore what it is, why it matters, and how to make sure your cloud infrastructure is compliant with the latest standards.

Introducing our newest beta feature — Vulnerability Management. Also in this release — the first look at the CIS Benchmark integrated into Warden findings and a new way to filter your findings.

Horangi Storyfier is now integrated with your Slack account so you never miss a notification.

Horangi Warden is now on AWS Marketplace!

We’re excited to introduce to you a new series called Release Notes, where we’ll highlight all the improvements we’ve launched so you can easily stay up-to-date on what’s new.

Credential Stuffing is an emerging form of attack that uses automated scripts to try out username or password pairs to gain access to a system.

Why do Hash Lookups? Looking up cryptographic hashes of files is done for various reasons.

One can build complex, sophisticated system of defenses to protect themselves, but just one hole, and the game’s up before it even started. The good news is there are many simple ways users can protect themselves and their data