Daisy Tsang

Daisy Tsang is a Software Developer currently based in Berlin. She has worked at companies in Canada and Germany in the past few years, loves learning about new technologies, engaging with the community, and is particularly interested in the open source space. Her non-technical interests include knitting, baking, and learning new natural languages.

What is Cloud-Native Workload Protection?

June 4, 2019 | cloud-native, data, security, sponsored content, Symantec

We’re living in a cloud-native age. That means that many of the paradigms that worked in the days of on-premises hosting no longer suffice. Chief among them is security. To thrive in ...

	Currently	Planned	N.A.
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML)
Generative AI (GenAI)
IoT Interconnectivity management
Location services (geo-fencing, beacons)
Physiological biometrics (face/voice/fingerprint/iris recognition)
Other

Daisy Tsang

What is Cloud-Native Workload Protection?

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Daisy Tsang

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