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What Is an Application Level Gateway? How ALGs Work

eSecurity Planet

To help you visualize the process better, we’ve also provided screenshots from Microsoft Azure’s application gateway documentation. Implement monitoring tools to track performance and ensure policy compliance. Start with assigning listeners to ports, defining rules, and allocating resources to a backend pool.

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IaaS Security: Top 8 Issues & Prevention Best Practices

eSecurity Planet

Whether you’re a seasoned cloud expert or just starting out, understanding IaaS security is critical for a resilient and secure cloud architecture. Know the IaaS Security Model Provider Understand the security model of your IaaS provider by extensively examining their documentation and connecting with their support channels.

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Top Security Configuration Management Tools: Features & Comparisons

eSecurity Planet

Incremental configuration errors “can lead to configuration drift and ultimately slower systems, security and compliance exposures, and even outages,” according to Red Hat. Configuration management tools establish not just a secure, baseline configuration, but also a consistent approach to documentation, change management, and maintenance.

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What Is Cloud Data Security? Definition, Benefits & Best Practices

eSecurity Planet

Increased attack surface: Flexible and scalable cloud infrastructures frequently result in misconfigurations and assets placed outside of security policies. By adhering to these best practices, you can build a strong cloud data security architecture that secures sensitive information.

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Xen and the Art of Vulnerability Maintenance

NopSec

Regulators commonly require a documented certification process, and penetration test results can serve that purpose. A penetration test can also be used to gauge an organization’s security policy compliance, its employees’ security awareness and the organization’s ability to identify and respond to security incidents.