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Infographic showing how InviGrid aligns with MIT STPA by replacing broken handoffs between architecture, security, cloud engineering, and operations with a governed cloud control loop across AWS, Azure, and GCP.

A recent attack against Microsoft Entra ID demonstrated how incomplete Conditional Access coverage allowed Azure CLI sign-ins to bypass expected MFA protections.

As AI agents become trusted participants in cloud operations, governance must scale alongside automation. Learn why continuous AI infrastructure governance is essential for secure, compliant deployment.

Self-service deployments help DevOps teams eliminate deployment bottlenecks by embedding security, governance, compliance, and automated controls into every deployment.

As AI systems move from experimentation into production, the way infrastructure is deployed and governed is fundamentally changing. Traditional cloud security models were built around human-operated environments where infrastructure changes happened relatively slowly and predictably. Agentic AI changes that dynamic entirely.

Imagine a world where cybersecurity isn’t a bottleneck, but your secret weapon for rapid, secure innovation. Yogita, CEO of Invigrid, drops truth bombs that could reshape how your organization builds and protects in the AI era. Are silos, slow security checks, and misconfigurations holding you back? It’s time to think first principles and revolutionize your process before AI makes the gap even wider. Yogita reveals how the old paradigms of security are failing in a hyper-s

For years, Heroku simplified infrastructure. Push code. Deploy instantly. Scale without worrying about servers, networking, or runtime management. It lowered the barrier to shipping software. It helped define how a generation of developers learned to build. “Git push to deploy” changed how products launched and how engineering teams operated. That model worked for a long time. But the environment around it has changed drastically and exponentially.

AI is revolutionizing how we build, operate, and secure infrastructure. As organizations juggle both AI and traditional workloads across multi-cloud environments, maintaining control, ownership, and accountability becomes increasingly challenging yet crucial. In this conversation, InviGrid CEO Yogita Parulekar shares insights on agentic AI, governance, and the operational realities shaping modern infrastructure.

Enterprise cloud infrastructure security doesn’t happen casually. It’s only achieved as a deliberate, engineered outcome. As Gopal Padinjaruveetil — VP & CISO of the Auto Club Group of a 122-year-old American Automobile Association (AAA) — says, it’s “secure by design, not by chance.”

In a recent panel Beyond Ransomeware: Safeguarding Identity, Cloud and Data, organized by our Partner Cowbell Insurance, Founder & CEO, Yogita Parulekar explains "Cloud is an engine for your innovations. But only when configured securely from the beginning, well architected and cost optimized. Here are some specific recommendations to start with:

Security teams know very well that cloud technologies are fundamentally different. The traditional perimeter has disappeared. Any service, if misconfigured or compromised, can end up publicly exposed and discovered by automated bots scanning the internet.

For all the maturity cloud computing has achieved over the past decade, one painful truth remains: most organizations still struggle to configure cloud environments securely and scalably at the speed business demands. This challenge isn't new – but it has become more dangerous, more complex, and more consequential than ever.

The security community has been very focused on assessing, identifying risks, threats, vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and the tools at their disposal have been growing and providing amazing and clearer insights and visibility into the risks, attack surface, and potential exposure and current attacks.

In the latest episode of the Hub Scale's Podcast, David Loader sat down with our Founder & CEO, Yogita Parulekar to discuss important concepts of 'Secure by design in the Cloud' and Zero Trust. Listen in to Yogita breaking down what secure by design means for the cloud, how does it compare with zero trust and what are some practical ways in which zero trust can be incorporated as you secure your cloud the right way, by design, day zero and beyond as you scale and grow.

As businesses continue to migrate their operations to the cloud, maintaining a secure digital environment remains paramount. Among the keys

Cloud compliance involves the alignment of cloud-hosted services and data with a robust framework of guidelines, laws, standards, and regula

Picture this scenario: you hand your 2-year-old a piece of paper and a yellow crayon. The paper has a large empty circle printed on it. You tell your kid to color inside the circle and then you leave the room. When you return after the task is completed, you see that the circle is colored, but some strokes have spilled outside the circle in many places.

When you are building a house, you know how important it is to have a solid foundation. After all, it is essential for the stability and longevity of the entire physical structure. Similarly, having a solid foundation is critical for software and the infrastructure it is deployed on.

Avoiding cloud resource provisioning errors can save businesses a significant amount of time and resources. Following are some of the most common cloud resource provisioning mistakes that are easily avoidable.

Being secure by design does not have to slow down your engineering velocity! Building security by design essentially requires CTOs and CIOs /CISOs to work together. Priorities have to be aligned, and siloes have to be removed. If you are wondering, how would you do this and where would you even begin because you have a very large cloud footprint, hear Coburn Watson our CTO who has run large cloud installations share his wisdom on how to decompose your environments.