Categoria: Guias
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Cloud backup and disaster recovery manual: Rpo, Rto, restore testing pitfalls
Use business-focused cloud backup and disaster recovery to define RPO and RTO per workload, automate backups, and frequently test restores. Start with critical systems, choose a solução de disaster recovery em nuvem that matches your compliance and latency needs, and document clear, repeatable recovery runbooks your operations team can execute safely during an incident. Essential…
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Casb tools review: key features that matter for mid and large enterprises
For medium and large Brazilian companies evaluating CASB, focus on visibility into sanctioned and shadow SaaS, strong DLP for sensitive data, deep identity integration, threat analytics, and a deployment model (API, proxy, or hybrid) that fits your network reality. Then balance capabilities against operational complexity, integration effort, and long‑term vendor viability. Critical CAPABILITIES to weigh…
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Kubernetes cloud incident monitoring and response: tools, logs and best practices
Monitoring and incident response for Kubernetes in cloud environments means collecting the right telemetry (logs, metrics, traces, events), using integrated security and observability tools, defining clear alerts and playbooks, and practicing safe containment actions. This guide focuses on monitoramento Kubernetes na nuvem with practical, low‑risk steps suitable for intermediate engineers in Brazil. Essential insights for…
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Secure public cloud landing zone: reference architecture and essential controls
When teams start talking about “secure-by-design cloud”, sooner or later the conversation chega naquele ponto chato: fundações. A tal da landing zone em cloud pública parece abstrata, mas é basicamente o conjunto de contas, redes, identidades, políticas e automações que definem como a sua empresa vai usar a nuvem pelos próximos anos. É a diferença…
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Cspm tools compared: technical cloud security posture management for large enterprises
Por que CSPM virou tema de conselho de administração Cloud security posture management deixou de быть tópico “de time de segurança” e virou assunto de risco corporativo. Em grandes empresas, особенно com dezenas de contas AWS, subscriptions Azure e projetos GCP, ninguém mais consegue saber manualmente se todos os buckets, VPCs, roles e chaves estão…
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Cloud security automation with terraform, ansible and Ci/cd pipelines
Por que automatizar segurança em cloud deixou de ser opcional A automação de segurança em cloud com Terraform, Ansible e pipelines CI/CD virou questão de sobrevivência, não de modinha tecnológica. Entre 2023 e 2025, a adoção global de infraestrutura como código em ambientes de nuvem passou de cerca de 37% para algo perto de 60%,…
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Cloud cybersecurity trends: emerging risks and predictions for coming years
Por que as tendências em cibersegurança cloud importam agora Quando a gente fala em tendências em cibersegurança em cloud 2025, não é futurologia de conferência: é planejamento de sobrevivência do negócio. Cibersegurança cloud é o conjunto de práticas, ferramentas e processos para proteger dados, workloads e identidades que rodam em provedores como AWS, Azure ou…
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Zero trust in multi-cloud environments: implementing effective least-privilege access
Why Zero Trust in Multi‑Cloud Isn’t Optional Anymore If your company is running workloads in AWS, Azure, GCP and maybe a SaaS or two, you’re already in a zero trust multi cloud reality — whether you planned it or not. Users connect from everywhere, apps talk to each other across regions, and attackers only need…
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Remote cloud access security with Vpn, Ztna and federated identity
Why remote access to cloud infrastructure is harder than it looks When everything moved to “the cloud”, most companies quietly kept one very old habit: putting a VPN in front of everything and calling it a day. That worked when: – 90% of people were in the office – apps lived in one or two…
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Container image vulnerability analysis with cloud registry security scanners
Why container vulnerability analysis in the cloud is trickier than it looks When you move workloads into Kubernetes or any other orchestration platform, it’s tempting to think: “I’m using official Docker images, I’m fine.” That’s usually wrong. Base images arrive with outdated libraries, teams add random tools during debugging, and images keep living in registries…