Everything Vuln Post has reported about cloud security: 8 stories, newest first. Part of our Cloud Security coverage.
Key management services separate cryptographic logic from application code, reducing the attack surface while introducing new dependencies that require strict access controls.
Static scanning misses runtime drift, so you must combine configuration checks with live workload telemetry to catch ephemeral risks.
Cloud workload protection shifts defense from the network perimeter to the application itself, neutralizing threats that bypass traditional firewalls.
Landing zones fail when teams treat them as static infrastructure rather than dynamic policy engines that enforce guardrails across every workload.
Private endpoints move traffic off the public internet, but they shift the attack surface to your internal network and require stricter segmentation controls.
Micro-segmentation isolates workloads at the instance level, rendering lateral movement impossible even if the perimeter is breached.
Treating infrastructure rules as version-controlled software catches configuration drift before it becomes a security incident, shifting enforcement from manual audits to automated gates.
Security responsibility shifts from infrastructure management to application configuration as you move up the service stack.