A business’ technology infrastructure is only as strong as its defense against threats. In a world of ever-growing cyber attacks and security breaches, businesses are relying even more on Information Security experts. If you’re going to re:Invent 2019 and have an interest in InfoSec, this guide is for you.

AWS Savings Plans is a new pricing model for purchasing cloud instances. Learn how it works, how it compares to Reserved Instances, and how CMPs can help.

Planning to attend AWS re Invent 2019? If you want to know what all the buzz is about and how to make the most of your AWS re:Invent 2019 experience, keep reading. Here’s CloudCheckr’s guide to the hottest re:Invent sessions and how to make the most of this year’s show.

There’s a lot to consider when searching for the most efficient way to govern your multi-cloud environment. To make things easier, we gathered the top 5 components of multi-cloud governance you should always keep in mind.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has a pay-as-you-go model that often presents enormous savings relative to the cost of building and maintaining data centers. However, environmental complexity in AWS and overwhelming resource options can lead to lost savings if users are not careful with their usage. Here are 7 tips to help you avoid common errors, reduce costs, and improve cloud computing return on investment.

Cloud management is centralized administration of a company’s infrastructure of servers, applications/software, data storage, and network platforms, via the internet. Moving your business to the cloud can help uncomplicate technology and allow the business to be more productive and profitable. In this explainer article, we take a deep dive into what cloud management means, why companies move to the cloud, and the value-add of a cloud management platform.