Security - Michelin IT Engineering Blog

QUIC Analysis - A UDP-Based Multiplexed and Secure Transport

Introduction The goal of this article is to do the analysis of the QUIC protocol, how it works, what are its advantages/disadvantages and what kind of impacts it will

Automation

Smashing received ideas : iptables

Discover how you can make efficient and secure local-firewall templates in 10 lines. It makes things easier to maintain, debug, automate, and operate.

Security

Knowledge : sharing is caring

Delve into malicious software detection and the ways to avoid them . Take the opportunity to win the book "Ethical Hacking" by @editionsENI or a special surprise.

Network

Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 2

This has turned out to be quite the learning adventure. Much more so than I had envisioned. I thought it would be 'simple' to just deploy NSX Cloud [https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx-cloud.html] to our existing Horizon Cloud environment and we would

Infrastructure

Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 1

At Michelin, like most organizations, COVID-19 brought us an increased need and usage of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) [https://www.vmware.com/topics/glossary/content/virtual-desktop-infrastructure-vdi#:~:text=Virtual%20desktop%20infrastructure%

Infrastructure

Cloud Management Gateway connectivity - A case study

For my first post here I will be going through a recent case (not so much anymore but hey, that is life !) we spent time on, last Summer. Hopefully you

Security

Vulnerability : at the springs of the Styx

What is vulnerability and why it is so crucial for cyber risks management.

Security

Network As a Service - NSX

As I began the journey towards network as a service I was unsure where to start. How do I begin with the end in mind? The end target being a

Cloud

Azure Network Insights with Traffic Analytics

Within Michelin, we have connections from several geographic points to Azure regions, through Express Route circuits. An important requirement from our Network and Security teams is the capability to inspect