k9 Security Blog

Redshift analysis capabilities help you identify which IAM users and roles can administer Redshift clusters, use clusters, or read, write or delete Redshift cluster data in your AWS accounts.

For our final update of 2020, I'm happy to share additional AWS services analyzed by k9, a service support matrix & roadmap, and a little CloudSec comic relief. Service analysis additions k9 now supports analyzing three more services: CloudTrail...

k9 Security now summarizes principals’ access to the CloudTrail APIs and reports whether principals may administer, read, or delete trails.

k9 Security now summarizes principals’ access to the SQS APIs and reports whether principals may administer queue resources or read, write, or delete messages.

k9 Security now summarizes principals' access to the STS APIs and reports whether principals may use resources, read data, or write data via the STS API. AWS Security Token Service (STS) is a service that enables you to request temporary, limited-privilege credentials...

k9 helps Cloud teams improve security policies and accelerate delivery processes with usable automation and audit tools. We’re making these tools simple and economical to adopt so you don’t have to compromise on security engineering. In November, k9 released resources...

k9 Security believes usable and robust infrastructure code libraries are essential in making best practice accessible to application delivery, cloud, and security teams. If every team has to reinvent the automation wheel, you'll likely end up with an overbudget,...

The k9 Security team spent the summer learning about Cloud practitioners' problems with AWS security and building solutions to those problems into k9. We'd like to share the most important enhancements with you, starting with k9 Security services: AWS Security Policy...