• Content by: Ayesha Noor Arshad

Understanding and Mitigating the LeakyCLI Vulnerability: AWS, GCP and Azure

Introduction to the LeakyCLI Vulnerability The LeakyCLI vulnerability identified by Orca Security is a critical issue found in the CLI tools of major cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. This flaw allows sensitive credentials to be exposed in build logs, thereby increasing the risk of security breaches. Azure has fixed the vulnerability, whereas, AWS and GCP have given […]

Harnessing Generative AI with Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker

In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, generative AI has emerged as a game-changer, driving innovation and efficiency across sectors. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been at the forefront, introducing tools like Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker that empower tech companies to harness the power of generative AI. This blog dives into what these services are, their importance, practical applications, security […]

Navigating the Aftermath: Mitigation Strategies for the “Mother of Leaks” Incident

The cybersecurity landscape was recently shaken by the “Mother of Leaks,” a colossal data breach consolidating information from various sources, affecting billions of records. This unprecedented leak underscores the vital importance of robust cybersecurity measures and responsive mitigation strategies. In this article, the outline contains critical steps IT organizations should take immediately and proactively to navigate the aftermath of this […]

The Six Pillars of Well-Architected

The AWS Well-Architected Framework is like a compass that helps organizations navigate the challenges of building and operating systems in the cloud. It is built around six pillars that represent the key areas that organizations need to consider when designing and operating systems in the cloud: Operational Excellence is about making sure that systems are designed and operated in a […]

Traffic Distribution on AWS: A Comparison of ALB vs NLB

In simpler terms: ALB works on Layer 7 (Application Layer) NLB works on Layer 4 (Transport Layer) But in order to understand what exactly is their purpose we need to deep dive into the the networking side of application deployment. AWS Application Load Balancer AWS ALB, or Amazon Web Services Application Load Balancer, is a load balancing service for applications […]

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