Kubernetes Security
Self-Healing Kubernetes Gets Real—and Risky: Running AI Agents on Amazon EKS
For years, “self-healing Kubernetes” meant a liveness probe restarting a crashed pod. In 2026 it means something far more literal: an autonomous agent that reads your cluster’s logs and metrics, forms a ...
Tigera Introduces Lynx, a Unified Control Plane for Kubernetes‑Native AI Agents
The first Kubernetes AI agent control plane is here. Tigera, best known for backing the open-source Calico networking and security stack for Kubernetes, is pushing beyond traditional container security with the launch ...
AWS Stretches Elastic Kubernetes Service to Full Private Networking
While setting up AWS’s managed Kubernetes service, many security administrators probably realized that true Zero Trust security wouldn’t be possible if outbound K8s traffic still must flow over the AWS backbone to ...
Why Kubernetes Admission Control Is Really a Security UX Problem
Most Kubernetes admission webhooks treat security as binary: accept the configuration, or reject it. That binary thinking has matured an entire category of policy engines (OPA Gatekeeper, Kyverno, ValidatingAdmissionPolicy with CEL) that ...
Why Developers Struggle with Container Security, and How to Help Them Do Better
More than a decade has passed since Docker (the platform that brought software containers mainstream) swept onto the scene, transforming the way many organizations build and deploy applications. Yet, when it comes ...
Edera Advisory Highlights Remote Code Execution Flaw in Kubernetes
Edera, a provider of a platform for securing container runtime environments, this week published an advisory that notes there is a design flaw that could enable full remote code execution (RCE) in ...
The Evolution of Container Security: From Reactive Fixes to Proactive Defense
Container adoption has reached a tipping point. Kubernetes now runs in 96% of enterprises, yet security remains a critical concern affecting both bottom lines and careers. The numbers tell a sobering story: ...
Shauli Rozen on Kubescape Achieving CNCF Incubation
ARMO CEO Shauli Rozen explains why Kubescape, an open source agent for collecting security telemetry data in Kubernetes environments, has become an incubation level project within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) ...
The Future of Workload Isolation with Emily Long
Edera CEO Emily Long, in the wake of the company picking up an additional $15 million in funding, explains why a new approach to isolating workloads is needed to better secure IT ...
Automating Security Compliance in GKE with Policy-as-Code
As organizations increasingly adopt Kubernetes for their container orchestration needs, ensuring security compliance across clusters becomes paramount ...
