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AWS Security Is Someone Else’s Job Zero
If you attend an AWS talk about security, bump into an AWS security person in a business meeting, or are in line behind an AWS employee at a Starbucks, you’ll invariably hear the phrase “Security is Job Zero.” What does this actually mean? Cynically, I might suggest that they came up with a list of […]
Personal Security Posture: How I Keep My Cybersecurity Game Strong
Figuring out a strong personal security posture can be overwhelming. Corey Quinn reviews his personal InfoSec approach for humans with “normal” security risks.
Orca Security, AWS, and the Killer Whale of a Problem
Last week Orca Security published two critical vulnerabilities in AWS. This led to a bit of a hair-on-fire day, since AWS didn’t get around to saying anything formally about it until later that afternoon. The particularly eye-popping phrase that stood out from one of the announcements was: “Our research team believes, given the data found […]
Azure’s Terrible Security Posture Comes Home to Roost
I’ve been giving Azure a fair bit of grief lately for some embarrassing information security lapses, and I think it’s only fair for me to explain in a format beyond “some tweets” exactly why that is. The write-ups I’ve seen have all been deeply technical and more or less bury the lede, so let me […]
GuardDuty for EKS and Why Security Should Be Free
On January 28th, 2022, AWS sent out an email announcement informing customers that GuardDuty now supported EKS findings. By all accounts, that’s great! I’m a big fan of GuardDuty and its continued expansion to other services is awesome. However, there were some issues with this announcement. First, it was sent after business hours on a […]
Ubiquiti Teaches AWS Security and Crisis Comms Via Counterexample
Ubiquiti filed a lawsuit against Brian Krebs for reporting he’d done previously around an alleged Ubiquiti security breach.
Azure’s Security Vulnerabilities Are Out of Control
Azure’s multiple security vulnerabilities are highly concerning, for both customer data and the cloud’s reputation. It’s time we put public pressure on Azure.
Confidential Computing Is for the Tinfoil Hat Brigade
Threat modeling doesn’t point to confidential computing as a solution for cloud security. Ultimately, it’s a marketing ploy that targets cloud skeptics.
Welcome to Amazon Linux 2022: setenforce 0 Edition
The latest Amazon Linux adds SELinux security by default, an improvement that will convince many people to abandon it.
What is Data Retention? Learn the Basics
Considering the importance of data security and the ballooning regulatory burden imposed by new privacy laws, it’s more important than ever to develop a comprehensive data retention strategy. But knowing when to hold ’em and knowing when to fold ’em when it comes to data isn’t as straightforward as it sounds. Even relatively small organizations […]
The ChatOps Issue That No One’s Chatting About
ChatOps widens your company’s security perimeter in ways that we need to publicly discuss. If your business uses Slack with AWS Chatbot, I’m talking to you.
A Notable Caveat
Editor’s note: I was off by an order of magnitude on the cost of this feature; thanks to Ian Littman for pointing this out. The below numbers are now correct to the best of my knowledge. Math is hard… T3 instances launched yesterday, complete with a Jeff Barr blog post. One point that was mentioned […]