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Understanding Multi-tenancy, the Keystone of SaaS

CloudGeometry

The Fundamental Goal of SaaS tenant Isolation – Know what tenancy is, its types, and key services from a user/customer context. A tenant is the set of application services dedicated to a single specific set of users and customers. Governing authorities lay down regulation on private data protection. Let’s take a closer look.

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7 Ways to build Enterprise Readiness into your SaaS roadmap

CloudGeometry

Start assessing what you will need to do by reviewing the AWS Well-Architected Security Pillar design principles and Google’s DevOps tech: Shifting left on security. #2 There’s a constant tension over-provisioning to meet service levels vs. your own cash flows. How do you respond? They know this is not easy.

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How to build a culture of security in funded SaaS companies with software security best practices

Audacix

The Australian Cyber Security Centre publishes a set of standards that government departments are required to follow (whether they do or not is a completely different issue!) Securing your cloud assets become even more critical if you employ highly automated deployment pipelines using DevOps or CICD principles.

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11 application security questions that show if your SaaS is enterprise-ready

Audacix

Buyers are increasingly questioning who has access to their data and where it is stored - a question that you may already be familiar with if you sell to enterprise or government customers. You probably host it on AWS/Google Cloud/Azure - brands that are well known for prioritising your and their own security.

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When Does Open Source Make Sense for a Business?

OpenView Labs

Think: financial services, healthcare, and other highly-regulated industries. Developer communities can also have a significant impact dependent upon how the community and its contributions are governed. Functionally, it’s the same as running a data center, and the customer still shoulders the burden of running the infrastructure.