What does it mean to implement Zero Trust as a developer? A Zero Trust architecture is data-centric and externalizes authorization for optimal flexibility and granular control.
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Zero Trust for Developers: What is it and Why Should Developers Care?
While traditional models for network security assigned trust based on location — anyone in the office was often trusted by default — Zero Trust models focus on users and context. Forrester now describes the five pillars of the Zero Trust extended ecosystem, which includes data,…
Ionic Releases New Machina Tools for Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage
New cloud connectors for S3, GCS and Azure enable developers to protect and control access to data stored in the cloud.
The Simple Path to Securing and Controlling Your Application Data
Learn how to use Ionic Machina to secure and control access to your application data. Whether you’re a software development team lead at a prestigious financial institution assigned to redact personally identifiable information (PII) before releasing the next bankruptcy report, or you’re part of a…
Securing Passwords in Tomcat Configurations Using the Java SDK in Machina Tools
Learn how you can protect sensitive values in the configuration files of the Apache Tomcat web container using SDKs from Machina Tools.
Using the Java SDK in Machina Tools on a Raspberry Pi
Protect sensitive data stored on a Raspberry Pi 2 by integrating it with Ionic’s Java SDK for Machina Tools using these step-by-step instructions.