Stop Cloud Breaches: AWS, AI, and Kubernetes Attack Paths

Cloud attackers aren’t just forcing entry anymore—they’re slipping through misconfigurations, identity gaps, and code paths that look like normal activity. Traditional tools often miss these signals.

Join an upcoming live technical deep dive from the Cortex Cloud team at Palo Alto Networks. They’ll dissect three recent, real-world investigations and show exactly how to detect and stop them.

What you’ll learn:

• AWS identity misconfigurations: How small setup errors enable initial access without stolen passwords—and how to detect and block these paths.
• Hiding in AI models: How adversaries camouflage malicious files by mimicking production model naming conventions, plus detection tactics to expose the imposters.
• Risky Kubernetes permissions: How overprivileged containers get abused for escalation and infrastructure takeover, and how to right-size permissions safely.

Why it matters:
Many teams face a visibility gap: Cloud engineers build environments, while the SOC monitors them—yet neither sees the full picture. This session demonstrates how code-to-cloud detection, runtime intelligence, and audit-log analytics close that gap and surface threats early.

Key takeaways you can apply immediately:

• Audit cloud logs to uncover "invisible" intruders who blend in with normal activity.
• Identify and remove excessive Kubernetes permissions.
• Add AI-aware controls to protect your development and deployment pipeline.

Secure your spot for the live, hands-on walkthrough. Register now to see the end-to-end mechanics of these attacks and the precise defenses that stop them.

Source: The Hacker News