Blog
Runtime Cloud Security in 2025
Unpacking Runtime Cloud Security in 2025, explaining CADR with use cases, and more
James Berthoty
James has worked across most areas of the security industry - from IT, to DevOps to security operations. He created Latio as a resource for engineers to find the best security tools for their environment.
Podcast
Episode 2: tj-actions and the Supply Chain Scaries
Featuring: * Rami McCarthy @ Wiz * Shay Berkovich @ Wiz * Charrah Hardamon @ Miggo * James Berthoty @ Latio In this conversation, we discuss the TJ Actions incident, a significant supply chain vulnerability affecting GitHub Actions. They explore the implications of a single maintainer's code being widely used, the community's response to
Blog
What is Code to Cloud, and Does it Matter?
This post covers what code to cloud is, if it's important, and why it should matter
Podcast
Episode 1
Cloud Runtime Security
Market Reports
Wiz Acquisition: Winners, Losers, and the Multi-Cloud...Future?
In this blog, we give a nuanced perspective on Google’s 32 billion dollar Wiz acquisition - one that clearly communicates who wins and loses
Market Reports
Supply Chain Security is FUBAR - A Proposal for GitHub
Three things GitHub could do to vastly improve security capabilities
Market Reports
Understanding and Re-Creating the tj-actions/changed-files Supply Chain Attack
Another reason runtime security is so important, and patching ain't what it seems
Market Reports
The Great CNAPP Re-bundle
In this article, we discuss Check Point and Palo’s transitions are an acknowledgement that the fight for the “posture” side of CNAPP is are over
Report
2025 AI AutoFixing Tools Guide
Evaluating the AI AppSec Engineering Hype
Blog
Announcing OpenGrep
And the importance of a commoditized SAST
Blog
Wiz Defend-ing Their Flank
An early preview of Wiz Defend, and the next 5 years of runtime focused CNAPP
Technical Guides
Part 2: Static vs Runtime Reachability
Part 2 of our reachability 3 part series explores the pros and cons of two emerging types of reachability