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How to Strengthen Your Cloud Security with CloudModeler
Cloud cybersecurity using threat modeling is a proactive approach that identifies potential threats and suggests preventive measures before deployment in the dynamic and virtual cloud environment. This method transforms cybersecurity from being reactive to proactive,...
ThreatModeler Announces New Patent for IaC-Assist
First of its kind, ThreatModeler’s newly patented technology solution makes the IaC-Assist a proprietary technology – allowing users to truly shift left. ThreatModeler, a leader in securing cloud infrastructure from design to deployment, today announced the...
Why Every Business Needs to Threat Model Like a Bank
Banks are the original threat modelers. Going back to the days when they hired the Pinkerton Agency to protect their valuables being transported by stagecoach, banks have always tried to stay one step ahead of their adversaries. Of course, when it comes to protecting...
Cloud-native development is the top skill needed by most IT leaders
Research by WSO2 on Wednesday found that 65% of IT decision-makers (ITDMs) say cloud-native development was their organization’s most-needed skill to increase the pace of innovation. Read the full article here If you’d like to learn more about ThreatModeler’s...
Common Vacation Scams and How to Avoid Them
Fraudsters take advantage of people who use public Wifi while traveling and steal their financial information Read the full article here If you’d like to learn more about ThreatModeler’s capabilities, you can contact us here.
Cheers ransomware hits VMware ESXi systems
Another ransomware strain is targeting VMware ESXi servers, which have been the focus of extortionists and other miscreants in recent months. Read the full article here If you’d like to learn more about ThreatModeler’s capabilities, you can contact us...
DoJ Decision Gives Good Faith Hackers Relief From CFAA
After years of being hamstrung by the threat of prosecution under The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), security researchers and hackers operating in good faith have gotten some relief after the U.S. Justice Department said it would not bring charges against them...
