Articles from ADMIN Issue 56
The k3s lightweight and secure Kubernetes distribution can handle both unattended workloads in remote locations with minimal resources and clusters of IoT appliances.
Kubernetes comes with a sophisticated system for ensuring secure access by users and system components through an API. We look at the options for authentication, authorization, and access control.
Azure Active Directory Identity Governance brings security processes to organizations with users who access resources or collaborate with partners in the cloud.
Does OPNids combine the Suricata IDS with machine learning to detect attack threats automatically, as advertised?
Windows Defender Application Control protects systems against threats that traditional virus scanners and signature-based mechanisms cannot detect by restricting applications in the user context and reducing the code allowed in the system kernel.
Exchange Online in Office 365 can be managed just like its local counterpart with similar, sometimes identical, PowerShell cmdlets.
The relevant sign-in and audit logs in Azure Active Directory can be exported to external data sources to provide not only long-term archiving, but also the freedom to analyze the stored data.
A piece of old-meets-new functionality lets you run Bash scripts in an AWS Lambda layer.
In early April 2018, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation accepted a new sandboxing project: Network Service Mesh. In this article, we explain how it resembles a conventional service mesh and what makes it different.
Stunnel provides a TLS wrapper with extensive configuration options to secure your data over insecure wireless networks.
