by Team Acalvio | May 8, 2019 | Blog
The Zero Trust security model is conceptually simple, but fiendishly difficult to implement at scale. Zero Trust (ZT) simply means that we cannot trust the perimeter to keep the bad guys out, and therefore all internal network traffic must be considered malicious...
by Team Acalvio | Feb 13, 2019 | Blog
In the past few blogs (All Roads Lead to Kubernetes, and Deceiving Attackers in a Kubernetes World) we zeroed in on the cloud native environments being the next frontier for the attacker-defender games. We also commented on how deploying deception in a...
by Team Acalvio | Feb 7, 2019 | Blog
Applications are moving to cloud-native Kubernetes-based platforms, come hell or high water, lift-and-shift as stateful apps or rewrite into a microservice design. Now what? The malware and threads follow the applications to these cloud native platforms. As the Tesla...
by Team Acalvio | Jan 25, 2019 | Blog
Enterprise workloads are rapidly migrating from on-prem data centers or private clouds towards public clouds, run by players such as Amazon and Microsoft. While CIOs and IT leaders have been spending the past few years reeling in these individual public cloud islands,...
