cloud-native-security
Safeguard articles tagged "cloud-native-security" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
26 articles
The State of Cloud Native Application Security survey
New 2026 survey data reveals a widening gap between vulnerability alert volume and remediation capacity — and what security teams say actually helps.
Container Security and Gartner: Reading the CNAPP Market Guide
When people search for container security Gartner coverage, they usually mean the CNAPP Market Guide. Here is what Gartner's framing says about securing containers.
Snyk Alternatives for cloud-native security teams
Comparing Snyk alternatives for cloud-native teams: how Wiz's cloud posture platform and Safeguard's supply chain security approach differ — and where each actually fits.
What is Cloud Security? Ultimate guide to the modern cloud
Cloud misconfigurations and supply chain attacks now drive most breaches. Here's what cloud security actually means in 2026, and how it differs from what Wiz covers.
Kubernetes CIS Benchmark
CIS Kubernetes Benchmark controls, common failure patterns, how Aqua Security's kube-bench fits in, and how continuous, supply-chain-aware scanning closes the gaps a point-in-time scan leaves open.
eBPF in Kubernetes
eBPF gives Kubernetes deep runtime visibility, but it only sees what a container does after it starts. Here's what Aqua's Tracee gets right, and where supply chain gaps remain.
What is Container Runtime Security
Container runtime security monitors running containers for malicious behavior that image scanning can't catch — here's how it works and why it matters.
What is Container Orchestration
Container orchestration automates how containers deploy, scale, and recover across clusters — and it's also one of the highest-value targets in the software supply chain.
What is Container Monitoring
Container monitoring tracks metrics, logs, and runtime behavior across ephemeral containers—here's what it covers, why it matters, and how it differs from VM monitoring.
What is Kubernetes Security
Kubernetes security spans four layers — cloud, cluster, container, code — and misconfiguration, not novel exploits, causes most real-world incidents.
What Are Kubernetes Network Policies
Kubernetes clusters default to flat, all-to-all pod networking. Here's how NetworkPolicy objects, CNI enforcement, and default-deny rules actually stop lateral movement.
What is Kubernetes Pod Security
Pod Security Standards replaced PodSecurityPolicy in Kubernetes 1.25. Here's what Kubernetes pod security means and how to enforce it in production.
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