Deepfence Open Source Community Update – August 2022

We’ve seen some tremendous momentum since our last open source community update and are excited to share our most recent milestones. Recapping the launch of ThreatMapper 1.4 Last week we joined the security community at Black Hat, one of the

By: Michelle Brinich |Community News| Posted On: August 19, 2022

Introducing the Shared Security Model for Cloud Native

Launching ThreatMapper 1.4: A framework for defense against the evolving threat landscape – built by the community, for the community When public clouds first came into existence, cloud providers had to educate organizations using their products and services about the

By: Sandeep Lahane |Community NewsProduct Releases| Posted On: August 10, 2022

Securing the Future: Helping Companies Innovate at the Edge

Innovating at the Edge and the Constraints of Traditional IT Security As companies are undergoing the metamorphosis of digital transformation in today’s era of cloud computing, they are often using technologies at the razor’s edge (pun very much intended) of

By: Ryan Smith and Ron Lev |Company NewsMulticloud SecurityNewsSecurity observability| Posted On: July 11, 2022

Security Observability: The Missing Link in Your Cloud Native Security Toolset

The cybersecurity industry is a complex landscape populated by many different tools that solve many different problems: managing vulnerabilities, preventing misconfigurations, protecting workloads, detecting ransomware, and so on. For these known issues, there are many widely available solutions. But what

By: Jamie Gale |Security observability| Posted On: July 8, 2022

Deepfence FAQ – June 2022

Welcome to our first FAQ blog post where we recap popular questions we’ve received along with the answers to them. What is the inspiration for this particular post? While on the road recently, at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe, as well

By: Jamie Gale |Container SecurityEventsKubernetes SecurityMulticloud SecurityVulnerability Management| Posted On: June 17, 2022