Cloud-Native Security
Sysdig Makes Container Security Case for Falco
Sysdig is doubling down on its efforts to make its open source Falco project the de facto means for pulling security metrics for runtime security and intrusion detection. The company has already ...
Tigera Taps into Palo Alto Networks to Secure Kubernetes
Tigera announced this week it is bridging the divide between Kubernetes and traditional firewalls by integrating its zero-trust framework for cloud-native applications with tools and frameworks employed to manage traditional firewalls. Andrew ...
CNCF Completes Kubernetes Cybersecurity Audit
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) this week announced the results of its recent audit performed as part of its ongoing commitment to continuously improve Kubernetes security. CNCF CTO Chris Aniszczyk says ...
Sysdig Injects More AI into Container Security
At the Black Hat USA conference, Sysdig today announced it has extended the capabilities of Sysdig Secure to include runtime profiling and anomaly detection enabled by machine learning algorithms with Kubernetes environments ...
Aqua Security Extends Pivotal Alliance
Aqua Security has extended its container security alliance with Pivotal Software to include containerized applications running on the distribution of the Cloud Foundry platform-as-a-service (PaaS) that Pivotal makes available. The two companies ...
Alcide Analysis Suggests Long Kubernetes Road Ahead
Old habits that are especially bad don’t appear to be going away as organizations migrate to more modern IT platforms based on Kubernetes. An analysis of scans conducted by Alcide, a provider ...
Building Secure Production-Ready Kubernetes Clusters and Containers, Part 2
The adoption of Kubernetes is growing rapidly as organizations reap the benefits of containers to construct advanced and scalable systems and applications. Building containerized, cloud-native infrastructure is a complex process, but it ...
Aqua Security Brings Virtual Patching to Containers
Aqua Security has extended its container security platform to include a virtual patching capability, dubbed Vulnerability Shield, which enables DevSecOps teams to temporarily block access to software components until a patch can ...
Palo Alto Networks Reports Identify Container Security Concerns
A pair of reports published by Palo Alto Networks makes it apparent that the biggest issue in container security is not how secure the containers are, but rather how they are configured ...
Trend Micro Advances DevSecOps via Kubernetes Integration
Trend Micro is now making it possible to employ Kubernetes to orchestrate security scans of container images conducted by Trend Micro Deep Security, its suite of of tools that rely on deep ...
