ClipBucket

Many apps and services running on AWS utilize S3 buckets for storage. Over time, storage can become contaminated with malware, ransomware, and other threats - either from attackers, unwitting users, or other resources. From S3 buckets, threats can propagate to additional apps, users, or databases. Cloud Workload Protection for Storage automatically scan S3 buckets using Symantec’s suite of anti-malware technologies to keep your cloud storage and services clean. Enables secure adoption of containers and serverless technologies such as AWS Lambda. Discovers and blocks the latest threats using Symantec's suite of anti-malware technologies including reputation analysis and advanced machine learning. Industry-leading malware detection and prevention, including Symantec Insight, for fast, scalable, and reliable content scanning.

If you're familiar with cloud storage, you'll find buckets easy to understand. However, unlike traditional cloud services, buckets are built on open, decentralized protocols including the IPFS and Libp2p. You can serve websites, data, and apps from buckets. Explore your Buckets on the Hub gateway. Render web content in your Bucket on a persistent website. Automatically distribute your updates on IPFS using IPNS. Collaboratively manage Buckets as an organization. Create private Buckets where your app users can store data. Archive Bucket data on Filecoin to ensure long-term security and access to your files. To start a Bucket in your current working directory, you must first initialize it. You can initialize a bucket with an existing UnixFS DAG, available in the IPFS network, or import it interactively in an existing bucket. You can create buckets to share with all members of an organization.