Thursday, 22 July 2021, 12:32 pm
Sysdig, Inc., leaders in the field of secure DevOps, has
announced the company’s intent to acquire
Apolicy.
This move will “shift security further left
and expand the Sysdig offering to include Infrastructure as
code (IaC) security” according to the
report.
Apolicy complements Sysdig’s existing
capabilities by strengthening cloud and Kubernetes security
with compliance and governance enforcement. This is done via
policy as code, auto-remediation of drift to close the loop
from production to source, and faster issue resolution with
risk-based prioritisation.
The company states that the
pandemic has caused a massive shift towards doing things
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