Hannah Lee Duggan and Ntando Mngomezulu on Securing Your Environment

Hannah Lee Duggan is talking about packing for travelling in, say South Africa, for six weeks or so, ...


That's a lot more stuff you have to be responsible for than a jute sack with a couple of blankets and some warm clothes, ... but that was South America.

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Ntando Mngomezulu is talking about what you need to know to secure a micro-finance banking system based in Fineract CN in South Africa if you use AWS and Kubernetes. He starts by pointing out that at the end of 2021 Verizon research showed that 10% of the on-line services that are on the cloud had suffered more compromises per year than the other 90% of systems not on cloud services. Then he goes on to explain exactly why, ... it's ludicrously complex, and at 25:08, the security infrastructure has been the source of more than one vulnerability.


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