shared-responsibility
Safeguard articles tagged "shared-responsibility" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
7 articles
The 2024 Snowflake Customer Attacks: A Breach With No Platform Vulnerability
A factual account of the 2024 campaign against Snowflake customer accounts, which used credentials harvested by infostealer malware against accounts lacking multi-factor authentication, with no vulnerability in Snowflake itself.
AWS Application Security: A Practical Guide to Locking Down Your Workloads
AWS application security is a shared responsibility, and most incidents come from the customer side of that line. Here is a practical guide to the controls that actually prevent them.
AWS Breach: How They Actually Happen and How to Prevent One
Most AWS breaches are not AWS failing — they are misconfiguration, leaked keys, and over-privileged roles. Here is how the real ones unfolded and how to stop yours.
Public Cloud Computing Security: Architecture and Practices
Public cloud computing security comes down to one idea that teams keep relearning the hard way: the provider secures the cloud, but you secure what you put in it.
How to Secure the Public Cloud: A Practical Guide
The public cloud can be secured well, and often more securely than a self-run data center. The catch is the shared responsibility model, where most breaches actually originate.
Public Cloud Protection: Securing Workloads Across AWS, Azure, and GCP
Public cloud protection starts with the shared responsibility model and ends with the boring controls that stop most breaches: identity, configuration, and visibility.
Public Cloud Security: A Practical Guide to Protecting Workloads
Public cloud security is a shared responsibility, and most breaches trace back to the customer's half of that split rather than a failure by the cloud provider.
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