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Telecommunications & Media
Tving strengthens cloud security framework with AWS
Tving said on Thursday it conducted a Security Improvement Program with Amazon Web Services to assess and improve its cloud security level. The programme analyses actual cloud usage to identify vulnerable areas, derive improvement tasks and set a tailored roadmap. Tving said it applied CIS controls, the NIST cybersecurity framework and AWS best practices, and will strengthen security across identity management, detection, infrastructure and data protection, and incident response and automation.
AI & Enterprise
AWS Security Hub expands protection to Azure, adds new features
AWS is expanding the protection scope of Security Hub to include Microsoft Azure, SiliconANGLE reported. AWS also added new AI-related functions to Security Hub, seeking to establish it as a comprehensive control platform spanning multiple cloud infrastructures. The company introduced GuardDuty AI Protection to strengthen intelligent application security and an inventory system to identify AI assets across an organisation. It also expanded the Security Hub Extended ecosystem to 21 partners.
AI & Enterprise
AI era puts focus on shift-left security to find and fix vulnerabilities during development
Amazon Web Services said high-performance AI is sharply cutting the time needed to find vulnerabilities and create attack code, increasing the number of flaws companies must address. It highlighted shift-left security, continuous verification and AI agent security. AWS described internal systems that protect infrastructure without customer involvement, and stressed automated reasoning to reduce hallucinations in security use cases. It also outlined its Security Agent and Continuum, while LG CNS shared results from adopting AWS Security Agent for automated penetration testing.
