Aqua Security stories

Aqua Security, the expert in cloud-native security, has closed the first half of 2023 with a 65% increase in new business.

Given the threats to the software supply chain and the gap in how organisations address them, software supply chain security should be top of mind for business.

Chris Smith, who is the Chief Revenue Officer at Aqua Security, joins us today to tell us more about Aqua Security and how they are helping businesses in the ANZ region.

Aqua Security's research team, Aqua Nautilus, have found that Kubernetes clusters are under attack in hundreds of organisations.

Aqua Security has announced enhancement of the Aqua cloud security platform with the availability of AI-guided remediation capabilities. 

Protecting workloads with tools that understand how to interpret attacks on cloud runtime environments is crucial.

There has been a 1,400% surge in memory-based attacks as hackers evade traditional cloud security defences, a new report has found.

From day one, our vision has been to deliver a complete end-to-end security solution for the entire cloud native application lifecycle in one holistic platform.

Aqua Security has announced support for Amazon Security Lake from Amazon Web Services, which is now generally available.

Real-Time CSPM is designed to provide a complete view of multi-cloud security risk, pinpoints threats that evade agentless detection, and reduces noise.

The scanner detects and blocks suspicious behaviour and malware in real-time, preventing code tampering and countering threats in the software build process.

Registries and artifact management systems are prime targets for threat actors as they are crucial elements within the software supply chain.

"We believe kube-bench users will benefit greatly from moving to Trivy, which provides better CIS benchmark results."

Although many security professionals knew it from the start, plenty were misled into believing in the overhyped promises of agentless security.

Aqua Security has been named a representative vendor in the Gartner market guide for Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP).

The local team will support the growing regional customer needs and be an on-the-ground location for continued training and customer workshops.

The report validates Aqua's leadership in cloud-native security and application protection platforms, earning the highest rank in innovation.

In the wake of the attack on private health assurance firm Medibank, Australia’s cybersecurity minister Clare O’Neil warned of a new world “under relentless cyber-attack”.

This year, a new cloud security player has further cemented its roots in the ANZ market, looking to help organisations set the gold standard for their customers.

Aqua Security has announced Lightning Enforcer, a new offering designed to stop zero-day attacks and protect critical vulnerabilities in production from being exposed until a patch can be applied.

Aqua Security is the only enterprise-grade vendor providing software supply chain security attestation to meet the requirements of US Executive Order (EO) 14028.

Aqua Security has announced its new Aqua Stars initiative, which looks to celebrate its top open source software (OSS) contributors.

Company attributes growth to the capabilities of its cloud native security solution and its $1m warranty to stop cloud native attacks.

Development and security teams can now proactively address the most critical software supply chain risks from code through runtime.