Architecture for Active Defense in the Cloud: A Live Conversation (July 21st)
Tuesday, July 21st, 2026: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
The security industry has gotten good at finding cloud risks. The harder, more valuable problem is building defenses that make bad outcomes structurally impossible. In this 45-minute session, Native's team walks through the architecture for active defense: modeling your cloud into zones, mapping every actor and access path, and enforcing perimeters, segmentation, and baseline protection using the security controls your providers already ship across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI.
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Native co-founder and CPO Gal Ordo opens with the architecture model and the three layers that active defense rests on. From there, the session moves into a live demo led by Native's team. You'll see security intent expressed in plain language, watch Native compile it into the correct provider-native controls for each cloud, simulate the impact against real historical activity before anything ships, and deploy with rollback built in.
We'll close with open Q&A, including a practitioner's point of view on what it takes to move from visibility to enforcement in a real multi-cloud environment.
Who should attend: security leaders, cloud security architects, and security engineers at organizations running multi-cloud (or expanding beyond one cloud) who want a governed path from security intent to enforced architecture, without breaking production.
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