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GKE ClusterNetworkPolicy introduces tiered enforcement for cluster-wide network security
ClusterNetworkPolicy adds admin, network policy, and baseline tiers to GKE, enabling centralized security guardrails without overriding developer namespace policies.
Spanner Omni GA: Deploy Google-grade distributed SQL anywhere
Spanner Omni is now generally available, offering the same multi-model capabilities as managed Spanner for self-managed deployment on-premises, in other clouds, or locally.
ReadyOn’s Four Walls Model for Tenant Isolation on Amazon EKS
ReadyOn uses four independent layers—Kubernetes namespaces, Karpenter node pools, VPC security groups, and per-tenant Aurora databases—to isolate tenant workloads on EKS for zero-trust security.
How Storm-3068 turned a leaked credential into full Azure tenant takeover
Attackers used a compromised developer identity to pivot from source code repos to cloud admin rights, exposing gaps in identity hygiene and pipeline security.
Azure Developer CLI Extension Framework GA Enables Custom Dev Workflows
The Azure Developer CLI (azd) extension framework is now generally available, allowing teams to build and share custom workflows for project initialization, deployment, and validation.
Microsoft DCU disrupts EvilTokens PhaaS platform behind device code phishing surge
Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit disrupted EvilTokens infrastructure, a top PhaaS platform using AI-assisted lures and automated token theft for device code phishing attacks.
Google Cloud Next '26 launches cross-cloud infrastructure for agentic AI workloads
Google Cloud unveiled new capabilities across compute, networking, data, and sovereignty to support AI agents at machine speed, including Agent Gateway, Smart Storage, and Confidential External Key Management.
Google Cloud's layered defense against AI abuse, cryptomining, and credential threats
Google Cloud detects emerging threats through infrastructure telemetry and threat intelligence, contains them with granular controls, and provides visibility via abuse logging and Essential Contacts to support customer hardening.
Azure MCP Server 2.0 GA Delivers Self-Hosted Agentic Automation
Azure MCP Server 2.0 reaches general availability with self-hosting support, security hardening, and performance gains for agentic workflows.