Storebrand Success Story (Part 2)
mnemonic security podcast
04/01/25
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In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby speaks with Knut Elde Johansen and Øyvind Bergerud from Storebrand about their transformation from early cloud challenges to established cloud maturity.
They discuss how Storebrand shifted from outsourced IT to building a modern, in-house cloud infrastructure, and how security evolved alongside it. From implementing policy as code to enabling developers through threat modelling, purple teaming, and CNAPP, Knut and Øyvind share hard-earned lessons from building a secure, cloud-native environment. They also explore the changing threat landscape and how Storebrand prepares for attackers who are becoming just as cloud-savvy as defenders.
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