As the pioneer in cloud native security, Aqua will help define and promote best practices for securing cloud native environments
Aqua Security, the leading pure-play cloud native security provider, announced that it has joined the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world’s leading organization dedicated to defining standards, certifications and best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment.
Aqua offers the first and only integrated cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP), featuring industry-leading cloud native detection and response capabilities. The pioneer in the space, Aqua’s deep expertise will add value to the CSA’s efforts to develop policies, drive awareness and education, and advance cloud native security best practices.
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“Aqua is showing tremendous innovation in the software lifecycle and is raising the bar for cloud security. The team’s knowledge and leadership will be an important resource, and we are thrilled to have Aqua join as a member of the CSA.”
“Security is a top priority as more enterprises move to the cloud and malicious actors find new ways to attack these environments,” said Paul Calatayud, Chief Information Security Officer at Aqua Security. “Aqua works with customers worldwide to tackle the most critical challenges in cloud native security. This experience — along with expertise from Aqua’s world class engineering, open source and research teams — uniquely positions us to deliver invaluable insight for the CSA’s key initiatives.”
Aqua’s Nautilus research team has hands-on experience shaping industry frameworks and policies. The team’s contributions to the MITRE ATT&CK Container Framework helped create cloud security methodologies and shape the future of container security by illuminating key cloud native security attack vectors and threats.
“Our community brings together industry experts and market-leading technology providers to create resources that educate and advance cloud security efforts,” said Jim Reavis, Co-founder and CEO, CSA. “Aqua is showing tremendous innovation in the software lifecycle and is raising the bar for cloud security. The team’s knowledge and leadership will be an important resource, and we are thrilled to have Aqua join as a member of the CSA.”
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