Aqua News

Bayad joins Aqua’s customer list by selecting latter’s cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP) to ensure security and compliance of its digital wallet platform, biller aggregator service and bills payment platforms.

Manila, Philippines — May 4, 2022 — Aqua Security, the leading pure-play cloud native security provider, today announced that Bayad, the largest multi-channel payment platform in the Philippines, and the country’s pioneer in outsourced payment collection, is the latest Asia Pacific company to join Aqua’s customer roster. Bayad selected Aqua’s cloud native application protection platform …

A ‘logical flaw’ in the npm registry enabled authors of malicious packages to quietly add anyone and any number of users as ‘maintainers’ to their packages in an attempt to boost the trust in their packages. The GitHub-owned repository of NodeJS components has now fixed the flaw after the issue was responsibly reported by cloud native security company, Aqua.

Although attackers are becoming more sophisticated, they’re equally on the search for easy, broad targets — and Kubernetes is delivering such a target,” read the 2022 “Cloud Native Threat Report” published last week by container runtime security vendor Aqua.

BOSTON — April 27, 2022 — Aqua Security, the leading pure-play cloud native security provider, today announced that its KubeSec Enterprise Global Webinar Series 2022 has opened its call for proposals. The deadline to submit a proposal is May 12, 2022. Kubernetes users and experts are invited to share their experiences implementing Kubernetes and adjacent …

Techday’s 10 Minute IT Jams features Aqua Security Area VP for APAC and Japan Rob D’Amico, who shares with us some insight around the company’s role in providing cloud native security solutions to a wide range of markets.

The move to IaC has its challenges but done right can fundamentally improve an organization’s overall security posture. An Aqua Security expert shares insights in this contributed article.

The supply chain threat has been dubbed “Package Planting” by researchers from cloud security firm Aqua. “Up until recently, NPM allowed adding anyone as a maintainer of the package without notifying these users or getting their consent,” Aqua’s Yakir Kadkoda said in a report published Tuesday.