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| | | | CloudPassage May 2017 Newsletter, Vol 2. Issue 20     |
| | | | | | | FEATURED NEWS:
CloudPassage releases compliance update to Halo security platform 
| | | | | | | | Last week we announced a new release of CloudPassage Halo, our award-winning automated security platform. The update includes the addition of Server Account Monitoring (SAM) for Windows, which helps security teams achieve compliance and improved security by enabling them to monitor local server accounts, produce reports on local user account inventories and identify privileged accounts and other situations that administrators monitor on Windows servers.
| | | | |  | | | | Press release: cloudpassage announces puppet adapter for halo CloudPassage has officially joined Puppet Inc.'s Technology Alliance Partner Program (TAPP) in order to better equip enterprises using Puppet as their orchestration tool with the critical security controls they need. As part of the partnership, CloudPassage has published a security module designed specifically for integration with Puppet on the PuppetForge. 
| | BlOG: the checks and balances of the cio and ciso relationship When it comes to the CIO/CISO relationship, for the most part the CISO has reported directly to the CIO. The CIO then listened to their expert advice and decided when and where to use it. But considering the often-opposing views and separate goals of the CIO and CISO, does this hierarchy still apply?
| | |  | ARTICLE: it briefcase exclusive interview: should you put your "eggs in one cloud basket"? When it comes to cloud, the debate over being multi-cloud, and the potential benefits and downsides of the cloud, is ongoing. CloudPassage CTO and co-founder, Carson Sweet, sat down with IT briefcase to discuss this, the current cloud landscape, what it offers, and how companies can stay secure in each environment. 
| | | | blog: bringing security up to speed with microsegmentation - part 2 Creating a scalable microsegmentation solution for a private cloud is no easy task. Companies are often left wondering: Are there still benefits to using host-based firewalls? Do some of the SDN-based solutions still make sense? Is there a place for hardware appliances? While neither host-based firewalls, SDN-based solutions, nor hardware appliances can individually provide the level of security that you need, achieving security is possible – with the right balance of tools.
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