Yuri Diogenes shares insights on Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP), discussing unified security solutions, threat hunting, and CNAB adoption. The episode also explores Microsoft Defender for Cloud protection plans and the importance of cybersecurity basics.
Azure Security Updates: Label-Based Access Control and Defender for Cloud Coverage Expansion
In the latest episodes of the Azure Security Podcast, updates were shared regarding security enhancements on the Azure platform. One major highlight is the introduction of label-based access control for Azure SQL database using Microsoft PerView policies. This feature allows users to assign labels to sensitive data columns, providing an added layer of security. Additionally, Microsoft Defender for Cloud now offers comprehensive coverage for Azure open source relational databases like Azure database for MySQL and Azure database for PostgreSQL, including protection against activities like brute force attacks. These updates signify Microsoft's commitment to enhancing security measures across various Azure services.
Understanding CNAP: Streamlining Cloud Security
Yuri Deogenous, a key guest on the podcast, delved into the concept of Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAP). CNAP, coined by Gartner, addresses the challenge of disparate security platforms in cloud environments by offering a unified platform for sharing security insights. By integrating multiple security dimensions like Cloud Security Posture Management, workload protection, and DevSecOps considerations, CNAP provides a holistic approach to cloud security. This platform enables contextual decision-making based on comprehensive insights gathered from various security tools, facilitating a more efficient and effective security posture for organizations.
The Role and Integration of CNAP in Security Operations
CNAP serves as a pivotal component in modern security operations, consolidating insights from diverse security tools into a centralized platform. It not only enhances visibility into cloud security but also streamlines proactive threat hunting and posture management activities. Moreover, CNAP fosters collaboration among different security teams, such as DevSecOps and SOC administrators, by providing a common tool for visualizing and analyzing security insights. With the integration of artificial intelligence capabilities, CNAP is poised to automate remediation processes and optimize security decision-making in dynamic cloud environments, ensuring robust protection against evolving threats.
In this episode Michael, Sarah, and Mark talk with guest (and good friend of the podcast) Yuri Diogenes about CNAPP - Cloud Native Application Protection Platform and announce the release of a CNAPP e-book.
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