Enterprises operating at scale on clouds like Amazon Web Services (AWS) need assurance that their cloud infrastructure always adheres to compliance policy and never drifts. But unlike the datacenter, today’s cloud environments are API-driven and highly dynamic. When change is the only constant, enforcing continuous compliance is a major.

What better way to shake off the Thanksgiving food coma than the annual tradition of heading to Las Vegas for AWS re:Invent; which just keeps getting significantly bigger every year! Of course Fugue will be there again this year showcasing how our customers are ensuring the security and compliance of their AWS infrastructure and .

Since its founding, Fugue has set out to transform how cloud infrastructure is kept safe and secure. Today, we’re thrilled to announce our strategic partnership and development agreement with In-Q-Tel (IQT) to help advance its mission for U.S. government agencies.

As more enterprises adopt the cloud, the issue of cloud security has become a top priority. The cloud is fundamentally different than the datacenter. Just as it requires a shift in how we think about architecture and operations, we need to shift our thinking on cloud security and compliance and bake it into DevOps and CI/CD processes (i.e., .

Last week, Fugue released its Cloud Infrastructure Misconfiguration Report, which presents the results of our survey of more than 300 IT and security professionals from enterprise-level organizations. What surprised many of us at Fugue the most was the steep cost incurred by enterprises in their attempt to manage cloud misconfiguration, which is.