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Matt Fuller

Matt Fuller
Matthew Fuller is an accomplished founder and entrepreneur in the cloud security space. Before founding CloudSploit he managed teams of infrastructure engineers in cloud development. That's when he recognized the difficulties in developing truly secure workloads in complex cloud environments, that led him to develop a cloud configuration monitoring service, CloudSploit. As part of Aqua Security, Matthew now oversees Aqua's expansion to SaaS-based cloud security monitoring. Residing in New York City, Matt enjoys interacting with the ever-growing security and startup scene and connecting with like-minded entrepreneurs.
Aqua CSPM Takes BYOK Further with Bring Your Own (Storage) Bucket

Aqua CSPM Takes BYOK Further with Bring Your Own (Storage) Bucket

BYOK (bring your own key) is a trusted method for restricting access to data through encryption keys provided by end-users. We took this concept to the next level by adding support for “bring your own bucket” (BYOB). This new model represents an innovative, cloud native approach for providing users with better control …

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Auto-Remediation for Secure Configuration in Azure Cloud

Auto-Remediation for Secure Configuration in Azure Cloud

Each day, Aqua monitors millions of cloud infrastructure changes for misconfigurations, and control-plane events for security issues or malicious activity in our users’ cloud accounts. But we’ve learned that just identifying misconfigurations is not enough to protect cloud assets in a modern fast-paced environment. …

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Mitigating High Severity CVEs Affecting SaltStack on Public Clouds

Mitigating High Severity CVEs Affecting SaltStack on Public Clouds

Two high-severity CVEs in the SaltStack platform were published last week by researchers at F-Secure. These vulnerabilities can enable remote code execution (RCE), which lets attackers remotely execute commands on the Salt leader node. This results in a full compromise of the host and can expose sensitive information …

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Announcing General Availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for GCP

Announcing General Availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for GCP

Aqua Security announced the general availability of CloudSploit by Aqua for Google Cloud Platform (GCP). This release comes after an extended beta program, during which we worked closely with our customers to develop and deliver a robust set of out-of-the-box policies for GCP. This release also includes a Center for …

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