Security News
The release is an entirely new end-to-end deployment and usage pattern of the Privitar Data Privacy Platform for AWS that enables customers to protect their sensitive data in the cloud easily and with minimal infrastructure setup and maintenance. By bringing deployment automation to AWS, Privitar is helping customers enable serverless policy execution with AWS Glue, a serverless data integration service that makes it easy to discover, prepare, and combine data for analytics, machine learning, and application development, and importing schemas from the AWS Glue Data Catalog.
Want to take advantage of excellent cloud services? Amazon Web Services may be the perfect solution, but don't forget about AWS security. SecuriCAD's attack simulations and automated threat modeling enable you to automatically build, visualize and simulate attacks on a virtual model of your AWS environment.
Amazon Web Services and Red Hat announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS, a new managed service available via the AWS Console that makes it easier for Red Hat OpenShift customers to build, scale, and manage containerized applications on AWS. With ROSA, customers can enjoy more simplified Kubernetes cluster creation using the familiar Red Hat OpenShift console, features, and tooling without the burden of manually scaling and managing the underlying infrastructure. ROSA also enables customers to access Red Hat OpenShift with billing and support directly through AWS, delivering the simplicity of a single-vendor experience to customers running Red Hat OpenShift on AWS. There are no up-front investments required to use ROSA, and customers pay only for the container clusters and nodes used.
In addition to achieving the AWS Security Competency status in identity and data protection, the Sonrai Dig platform provides out-of-the-box integration with AWS Control Tower and provides visibility into more than 150 AWS services. The cloud security company also achieved ISV Accelerate status in collaboration with AWS Field and accelerated the security transformation of its joint customers.
AVSystem announced integration of the Coiote IoT Device Management service with both Microsoft Azure IoT Hub and Amazon Web Services IoT Core via Lightweight M2M. Coiote is the first IoT device management platform in the industry to provide support for constrained IoT devices at scale for both cloud providers. This opens new opportunities for creating IoT services over low-power wide area network within Azure and AWS. By combining device energy savings and lower data consumption with existing cloud services, enterprises can reduce time to market and decrease costs for deploying IoT solutions and managing IoT operations.
BlockApps began working with AWS on TraceHarvest in late 2020 and is already expanding services and capabilities utilizing AWS's cloud and technology services. Specifically, AWS will support TraceHarvest customers in their adoption of cloud services, bring technical and industry expertise to the TraceHarvest community, and co-invest in building tools to automate the customer on-boarding process to TraceHarvest, allowing customers to accelerate realization of seed and crop insights.
Nubeva Technologies expands monitoring capabilities in Amazon Web Services. With the announcement of Amazon VPC Traffic Mirroring support for non-Nitro compute instances, Nubeva can now enable IT and Security teams with full packet inspection capabilities across AWS. "Virtually all cloud network traffic is encrypted, but at the same time, enterprises have a requirement to inspect the data in that traffic for cybersecurity and application assurance," said Steve Perkins, CMO at Nubeva.
"Successful DevOps depends on the right mix of processes, technology, culture, and risk mitigation in an organization's software assembly line," said Al Sadowski, Effectual SVP Product Management. "One of our key platform design principles was to ensure that security and compliance are baked into every phase of the DevOps lifecycle."
Amazon Web Services announced new Amazon Elastic File System One Zone storage classes that reduce storage costs by 47% compared to existing Amazon EFS storage classes, while delivering the same features and benefits. One Zone storage classes redundantly store data within a single Availability Zone and are ideal for customers who want cost-optimized file storage options for workloads and applications that do not require the level of availability and durability offered by regional Amazon EFS storage classes that redundantly store data across multiple geographically separated AZs.
Ingram Micro Cloud announced a new global Strategic Collaboration Agreement with AWS. This multi-year, joint investment is geared towards accelerating the growth of AWS Partners worldwide through Ingram Micro Cloud. Ingram Micro Cloud plans to scale AWS adoption with emerging ISVs, while driving greater adoption of AWS solutions with SMB customers through the Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace.