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eBPF Versus Kernel Extensions

Lavi Ferdman | February 27, 2025 | eBPF, Kernel Extensions, KubeCon, security

eBPF-based agents have numerous advantages that make them a safer, more efficient option in comparison to agents that use kernel extensions ...

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Protecting the Soft Underbelly of Your Organization

Matt Barker | February 27, 2025 | KubeCon, security, workloads

Organizations are waking up to the sad truth that their workloads are often a weakly protected, and underappreciated aspect of their IT infrastructure, and this problem is growing worse by the day.  ...

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Managing and Mitigating Risk: A Cybersecurity Approach Using Identity-Based Access Controls and Secrets Management

Rob Barnes | February 27, 2025 | Cybersecurity, Identity- Based Access Controls, KubeCon

Centering your strategy around identity to manage and mitigate risk will give you the best possible chance of success ...

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KubeCon 2023: Securing Software Delivery and Deployment

Mitchell Ashley | December 18, 2023 | Cloud Security, deployment, firewall, KubeCon, Software Security

At KubeCon 2023, Mitch Ashley talks with Gopal Dommety and David Green from OpsMX about securing software delivery and deployment ...

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KubeCon 2023: Not Your Father’s Tenable

Alan Shimel | December 11, 2023 | Ermetic, KubeCon, Network Security, Tenable

This is not your father's Tenable! Alan Shimel talks with John Tonello from Tenable about the company's past, present and future ...

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KubeCon 2023: Bridging the AppSec Tools Gap

Alan Shimel | November 28, 2023 | Apiiro, Application Security, AppSec, Cloud Security, Cloud-Native Security, KubeCon

Alan Shimel: Hey everyone, it’s Alan Shimel, Tech Strong TV, and we’re back here live at KubeCon in the windy city of Chicago. It wasn’t that windy out. It was actually pretty ...

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Zero-Trust, the Service Mesh and Linkerd

Flynn | October 10, 2022 | Cloud-Native Security, KubeCon, Kubernetes, Linkerd, service mesh

By now, everyone working in the cloud-native world has probably heard something about “zero-trust”. It’s a ubiquitous buzzword: Even the White House is getting in on the action, and the buzz has ...

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Process Monitoring: Detect Malicious Behavior in Your Containers

Amit Gupta | October 7, 2022 | anomaly detection, Container Security, KubeCon, process monitoring, Threat Modeling

The default pod provisioning mechanism in Kubernetes has a substantial attack surface, making it susceptible to malevolent exploits and container breakouts. To achieve effective runtime security, your containerized workloads in Kubernetes require ...

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Anomaly Detection Using Alert Groups and Bayesian Networks

Jerry Lee | May 18, 2022 | Alerts, application monitoring, KubeCon, ML, observability, SMEs

Metrics or alerts or dashboards? In the Kubernetes observability market, many solution companies are competing fiercely with commercial products and open source-based solutions for dominance. In addition, companies that want to introduce ...

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F5, vulvisibility, vulnerabilities, CAST AI, KSPM, Google Kubernetes vulnerabilities

5 Ways K8s Apps Are Vulnerable to Supply Chain Attacks

Payton O Neal | May 17, 2022 | Bridgecrew, Cybersecurity, KubeCon, Kubernetes, supply chain

What’s the correlation between Kubernetes and software supply chains? To answer that question, let’s start by exploring the latter. Simply put, software supply chains are the lifeblood of building, delivering, maintaining and ...

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