Alex Haynes is an independent security researcher with a background in Ethical Hacking. He is a former pentester and Top 10 ranked researcher on Bugcrowd and is credited for discovering vulnerabilities in products by Microsoft, AWS, IBM, Adobe, Pinterest and many more. Alex is a frequent contributor to Information security publications around the world and speaks regularly at conferences on the topics of offensive security, vulnerability management and crowdsourced security. He also runs the non-profit website Scrytap.com, a security awareness content repository for other security professionals. He is currently the CISO at IBS Software.
Cloud Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP) are a new category of security tools that are designed to protect cloud-native applications. CNAPPs are a combination of functionality that comprise Cloud Security Posture Management
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