The Cloud Native Software Security Handbook is a comprehensive guide to securing cloud-native applications. It covers a wide range of topics, including:
Understanding the security challenges of cloud-native applications: Cloud-native applications are built with microservices and containers, which introduce new security challenges that are different from traditional applications. This chapter covers the unique security challenges of cloud-native applications, such as the increased attack surface, the complexity of managing multiple containers, and the difficulty of patching and updating applications.
Identifying and mitigating security risks: This chapter provides a framework for identifying and mitigating security risks in cloud-native applications. It covers a variety of risk identification techniques, such as threat modeling, static code analysis, and dynamic application security testing.
Securing the development pipeline: The development pipeline is a critical part of the security lifecycle of cloud-native applications. This chapter covers the security best practices for securing the development pipeline, such as building code in a secure environment, using static code analysis tools, and conducting automated security testing.
Securing the container runtime: The container runtime is the software that manages the execution of containers. This chapter covers the security best practices for securing the container runtime, such as using secure container images, running containers in isolation, and monitoring container activity.
Securing the cloud infrastructure: Cloud infrastructure includes the servers, networks, and storage that support cloud-native applications. This chapter covers the security best practices for securing the cloud infrastructure, such as using strong authentication and authorization, implementing data encryption, and using a secure network architecture.
Securing the application deployment: The application deployment process is the process of deploying cloud-native applications to production. This chapter covers the security best practices for securing the application deployment process, such as using secure deployment tools, rolling out changes gradually, and monitoring application health.
Continuously monitoring and responding to security events: Cloud-native applications operate in a dynamic and ever-changing environment. This chapter covers the importance of continuously monitoring and responding to security events in cloud-native applications. It covers a variety of monitoring tools and techniques, such as log analysis, vulnerability scanning, and threat intelligence feeds.
The Cloud Native Software Security Handbook is a valuable resource for anyone who is responsible for securing cloud-native applications. It provides practical guidance on how to identify, mitigate, and respond to security risks in cloud-native environments.
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