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Sharing Mitiga’s latest threat intelligence and research, cloud IR insights, and company news
Automating AWS Infrastructure Creation with Crossplane and GitOps
A while back, I started migrating my CD to a full GitOps process.
Understanding Cloud Threat Hunting
An excerpt from Cloud Threat Detection, Investigation, and Response for Dummies®.
Using Gen AI for Cloud Threat Detection and Investigation
AI-driven cloud attacks require and AI-driven response. Learn how AI can automate threat intelligence, accelerate response times, and simplify investigations.
The Red Team Mindset: Why Adversarial Testing is Critical for Cloud Security
Attacks against cloud and SaaS deployments are unfortunately inevitable.
Investigator's Guide to SaaS Incident Response: Part One—Okta Log Fields
As organizations continue to shift to cloud-based or entirely cloud-native environments, incident responders now have the challenging task of researching and deciphering how each SaaS vendor can be both attacked and investigated.
The Role of Third-party Validation in your Cloud Security
In recent weeks, the cybersecurity community has been abuzz with news about a potential data breach at one of the leading cloud data platforms.
Mitiga welcomes Amir Gabrieli as Vice President of Product
We’re proud to announce that Amir Gabrieli has been appointed as Mitiga’s Vice President of Product. With a distinguished career spanning over two decades in cloud and cybersecurity, Amir is an industry veteran.
Tactical Guide to Threat Hunting in Snowflake Environments
It was brought to our attention that a threat actor has been observed using stolen customer credentials to target organizations utilizing Snowflake databases.
Cloud Threat Detection, Investigation & Response for Dummies®— Get the Expert’s Guide
Protecting your organization’s cloud estate is not just about risk management—breach readiness is an essential component of a comprehensive security strategy. However, detecting cloud and SaaS threats, determining the scope of an attack, containing adverse effects, and restoring normal operations is no easy feat.
