Everything TechSec Feed has reported about cloud security: 6 stories, newest first. Part of our Cloud Security coverage.
Cloud data exfiltration often hides in plain sight within standard API calls, requiring teams to look beyond volume metrics and analyze the semantic context of data movement.
Most cloud security breaches go undetected because logging configurations exclude metadata needed to reconstruct attack paths across distributed services.
Data residency rules force you to treat server location as a security control, creating hidden friction in disaster recovery and compliance audits.
Most organizations fail because they recover data but forget the network routes and identity permissions that make that data usable.
Excessive permissions often hide in dormant service accounts that bypass standard human-centric monitoring and alerting thresholds.
Cryptomining malware often hides in plain sight by mimicking legitimate container traffic and exploiting idle compute resources during off-hours.