DevSecOps
Best of 2023: Three Newly-Discovered Kubernetes Ingress Vulnerabilities Create Security Challenge
Three vulnerabilities were disclosed that impact ingress controllers based on open source Nginx software embedded within Kubernetes clusters ...
Applying Generative AI Within Cloud-Native Workflows
There are many interesting ways generative AI can be applied to accelerate cloud-native development and collaboration. Here are just a few ...
5 Surprising Uses for Docker Debug
Beyond troubleshooting, the Debug command can help improve the performance and resource utilization of Docker containers ...
Cerbos Managed Authorization Service Leverages Wasm
Cerbos announced today that its Cerbos Hub managed service based on open source authorization software is now available in beta ...
CloudBees Brings Modern DevSecOps Platform to Amazon EKS
CloudBees' recently unveiled DevSecOps platform is now generally available on the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) ...
How Cloud-Native Zero-Trust Could Up its Game With Permissions
The cloud-native world could learn a thing or two from the simplicity of mobile application permissions ...
Sweet Security Unfurls Cloud-Native Runtime Protection Platform
Sweet Security today launched a Cloud Runtime Security Suite platform for securing cloud-native application runtimes ...
Automating Security in Containers With DevSecOps
Containers have become incredibly popular in software development. They make it easy for organizations to quickly build, deploy and manage scalable and efficient applications. However, as more and more organizations adopt container ...
Red Hat Adds Interconnect and Cybersecurity Services for Kubernetes
Red Hat today added a Red Hat Service Interconnect to its portfolio that is based on an open source Skupper.io project that enables Layer 7 networking between application components running on different ...
KSOC Publishes SBOM Specification for Kubernetes
Kubernetes Security Operations Center (KSOC) this week published a Kubernetes Bill of Materials (KBOM) specification that promises to make it simpler to discover vulnerabilities. KBOM, available via an open source command line ...
