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Cloud-Native Security in Multi-Cloud Environments Managing security across several cloud providers adds complexity. Each platform has its own tools, defaults, and gaps. To stay safe, security must be native to every cloud and aligned under a single strategy that works across providers. Identity and access management is a core concern. Use a central identity layer, enforce least privilege, and require short‑lived credentials. When users or services switch clouds, the same rules apply without reworking your security model. This reduces risk if one environment is breached. ...

Cloud-native Security: Protecting Kubernetes and Beyond Cloud-native security means protecting apps that run in containers, across clusters, and through APIs. It requires a practical mix of people, processes, and automation. This article shares clear steps to defend Kubernetes and the wider cloud-native stack without slowing development. Why cloud-native security matters The adoption of microservices and automated pipelines expands the attack surface. Misconfigurations, vulnerable images, and weak identity controls can lead to breaches in development, test, and production. A strong posture relies on defense in depth: secure design, verified images, strict access, and observable runtime. ...