Cloud Security Podcast

OPEN SOURCE AWS SECURITY - MATTHEW FULLER, co-Founder CloudSploit, Aqua

In this episode of the Virtual Coffee with Ashish edition, we spoke with Matthew Fuller, co-Founder CloudSploit, Aqua

In this episode, Matthew & Ashish spoke about

What was your path into your current role? What was the inspiration behind CloudSpoilt?
What does Cloud Security mean for you?
What are your thoughts for organisations navigating the dilemma of buy first vs build first?
What is Open Source?
Open Source, what is the community driven model here?
What is a role of a cloud security engineer?
What are the absolute foundational challenges with Open Source?
Is experience with Linux beneficial if you are going Open Source?
Do the challenges change with hybridcloud, multicloud, polycloud etc?
How were you away to stay away from the VCs and basically boot strap
What are some of the considerations when choosing between open source and a vendor product?
What are the challenges or the bad with Open Source?
How do you assess the maturity of security of an environment?
Are there cloud security myths that you want to debunk?
Whats your advice to people who want to dabble in Open Source?
Is there something that isn’t being talked enough about in the Cloud Security Space?
As the cloud becomes more featured the amount of complexity and securing the cloud grows, even tools that help you with security require a lot more learning. Any comments on this statement?

ShowNotes and Episode Transcript on www.cloudsecuritypodcast.tv

Twitter - @kaizenteq @hashishrajan

If you want to watch videos of this and previous episodes:

In this episode of the Virtual Coffee with Ashish edition, we spoke with Matthew Fuller, co-Founder CloudSploit, Aqua

In this episode, Matthew & Ashish spoke about

What was your path into your current role? What was the inspiration behind CloudSpoilt?
What does Cloud Security mean for you?
What are your thoughts for organisations navigating the dilemma of buy first vs build first?
What is Open Source?
Open Source, what is the community driven model here?
What is a role of a cloud security engineer?
What are the absolute foundational challenges with Open Source?
Is experience with Linux beneficial if you are going Open Source?
Do the challenges change with hybridcloud, multicloud, polycloud etc?
How were you away to stay away from the VCs and basically boot strap
What are some of the considerations when choosing between open source and a vendor product?
What are the challenges or the bad with Open Source?
How do you assess the maturity of security of an environment?
Are there cloud security myths that you want to debunk?
Whats your advice to people who want to dabble in Open Source?
Is there something that isn’t being talked enough about in the Cloud Security Space?
As the cloud becomes more featured the amount of complexity and securing the cloud grows, even tools that help you with security require a lot more learning. Any comments on this statement?

ShowNotes and Episode Transcript on www.cloudsecuritypodcast.tv

Twitter - @kaizenteq @hashishrajan

If you want to watch videos of this and previous episodes: