We built the Sysdig platform on an open source stack to accelerate innovation and drive standardization. Falco was founded by Sysdig, donated to the CNCF, and is the open standard for runtime threat detection. The sysdig open source project delivers deep container visibility through Linux syscalls and is the standard for container forensics. Scanning images for vulnerabilities is handled by the Anchore engine. Sysdig Monitor leverages Prometheus for PromQL compatible and scalable monitoring.
Sysdig provides a 360-degree view of your Kubernetes environment including request‐level visibility inside containers enriched in real-time with metadata from Kubernetes. Explore, monitor, secure and analyze your environment and metrics from almost any perspective from physical host to namespace, ReplicaSet, deployment, pod and container.
Sysdig brings container visibility and runtime security to Google Cloud including Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and the Cloud Security Command Center (Cloud SCC).
IBM Cloud enables the rapid delivery of applications on containers with Kubernetes, simplifying cluster management, container security and isolation with integrated operational tools. IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service relieves the pain of security, scale and infrastructure management across the full software lifecycle.
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) makes it simple to deploy a managed Kubernetes cluster in Azure. AKS reduces the complexity and operational overhead of managing Kubernetes by offloading much of that responsibility to Azure. As a hosted Kubernetes service, Azure handles critical tasks like health monitoring and maintenance for you. In addition, the service is free, you only pay for the agent nodes within your clusters, not for the masters.
Sysdig provides a 360-degree view of your Kubernetes environment including request‐level visibility inside containers enriched in real-time with metadata from Kubernetes. Explore, monitor, secure and analyze your environment and metrics from almost any perspective from physical host to namespace, ReplicaSet, deployment, pod and container.
Sysdig gives you the deployment flexibility you need for public, private, and hybrid clouds. We continue to expand with a new data center in Europe and a second US data center.
Use our software-as-a-service offering to simplify your operations and reduce your overhead. Add Sysdig agents to servers anywhere and store data in our service.
On-Premises Software
You can deploy the Sysdig backend on your servers in your private cloud, AWS, or anywhere else.
“Sysdig didn’t just give me a view of my Docker containers, but gave me a view into my Docker containers. We could effectively see all the applications running inside the containers, and that makes Sysdig incredibly powerful.”
We are 👀 searching for a Site Reliability Engineer on our Infrastructure team in Milan!
You will contribute to improve our provisioning, monitoring, and cloud platform management. Apply today 👉 t.co/Cgz3m3JmPmt.co/SgFaYfqCaO
Find out how runtimes and repository use are shifting. Learn more and download our 2021 Container Security and Usage Report: t.co/bwOHgpISSMt.co/iglLZ6ptne
"Developers will run images as root because it’s easier, but the number of images running this way tells us that there may be a false sense of security in containers." - @lorisdegio from the latest with @sdxcentralt.co/2n4LJTlhlN
Tune in for a 30-minute demo on Jan 19, Threat Detection & Response on AWS, to learn how to confidently run applications on @AWS using the Sysdig Secure #DevOps Platform: t.co/iPLKQWDXPf@AWS_partners t.co/aFCre40qAS
📅 Sign up for our session next week, Zero Trust for Containers and Kubernetes, on Jan 19th at 1:05 PM PST. In this talk, @pawanposts will outline how to implement a Zero Trust approach that isn't too permissive, but also doesn’t break the application: t.co/6BXplQJnvwt.co/j3W5TSgT8H
Sysdig Report Surfaces Shifts in Container Adoption t.co/oU6zbh9w7K via @ContainerBlog
Interesting to read the @sysdig#Container Usage and #Security Report that have been just released highlighting interesting shifts on ecosystem usage, getting more mature
CVE-2020-8554 is a vulnerability that affects multi-tenant #Kubernetes clusters. 🕵️ You can use @falco_org to detect malicious activity both at the host and the container level: t.co/7u9MsVIUQyt.co/bkfK1H21uD
Press Release - January 13, 2021
Sysdig Usage Report Finds Shifting Container Security Left is Not Enough
