Today, CloudSploit is excited to share that our cloud security auditing solution is now publicly…
The recent disclosure of yet another cloud security misconfiguration leading to…
When we talk about cloud providers, we often forget that not all data is the same — even in the same application, while we might think of this data as from a “financial application” or a “computation process”, the reality is that each data set has…
Over the past several weeks, the security of AWS S3 buckets have come under increasing scrutiny…
The concept of “the cloud” is an amazingly powerful and novel solution for many providers and users. The idea of shifting from physical infrastructure to the digital space is an attractive one, especially when consideration is given to the…
At CloudSploit, one of our biggest satisfactions is learning more about how our users actually use our product. While we can look at charts, graphs, and usage statistics, nothing beats an actual walkthrough by an enthusiastic user who…
Privilege escalation, in the traditional sense, is “a type of network intrusion that takes advantage of programming errors or design flaws to grant the attacker elevated access to the network and its associated data and applications.” [1]
Starting today, you can now create and sign into your CloudSploit account using third-party login providers: Google, Amazon, and GitHub. Support for Twitter, and Facebook will be coming soon.
