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. 

Warden now has the ability to help you overcome threat identification challenges with dynamic scans, as you sit back and let it do the heavy lifting for maintaining your cloud security posture. 

How long does it take you to answer a simple question of who has access to your crown jewels in your cloud infrastructure? If it takes awhile, you might be in trouble. Read how IAM can help you fix this.

As announced in the Gartner Security Risk Management Summit 2021, Gartner now views CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) as a mandatory tool, having uncovered risky configurations in virtually every organization they have interacted with. What does this mean to you?

Financial institutions that need to be compliant with the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Technology Risk Management guidelines can now report on compliance posture with Warden.

More companies today are looking at cybersecurity as a sales accelerator for their businesses. Why is this so and how can you make it work for your organization? From the conversations we’ve had with other companies, we break it down for you.

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 Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) can now report on compliance posture in just one click with Warden.

In this podcast, Horangi Principal Cybersecurity Consultant and resident MAS TRM expert Vincent Lim speaks to Director of Cyber Operations Mark Fuentes about the ins and outs of the Singapore regulation, plus the ways in which Horangi has helped many customers meet these regulatory requirements.

A penetration test on a cloud computing environment does not differ that much from any other penetration test, even an on-premise equivalent. So what do you need to know?

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.

Network penetration tests can range from Red Teaming to Targeted Host Penetration Testing. What ports and subnets are involved, and what tools should you use? See how a typical network pentest is performed in a client environment.

How can hackers exploit work-from-home vulnerabilities? What impact do the new Work-From-Home arrangements have on vulnerability to cyber threats on an organizational and individual level? Learn how to protect yourself and your company's critical assets.

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.