Webinars

Cloud and containers are being adopted by a broad set of organizations as they try to maintain a competitive advantage. In our recent Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report, we found that 75% of containers in the cloud have vulnerabilities!

Join us to hear how Sysdig uniquely solves the serverless visibility challenge so you can confidently secure AWS Fargate serverless containers at scale.

Join AWS & Sysdig as we unpack and offer answers about where you can focus your efforts to modernize DevOps and provide key business benefits, such as speed, agility, and cost savings.  

Global security breaches and the White House Executive Order (EO) have sped up the timeline to modernize cybersecurity for both the public and private sectors. The way applications are developed and deployed (in the cloud and on containers), means taking a look at cloud security, Zero Trust architectures, and regulatory compliance in order to meet the mandates, keep moving ahead of the hackers and reduce risk.

Conducting forensics and incident response for containers and Kubernetes helps you better understand security breaches, meet compliance requirements and recover quickly. On average, containers live less than 5 minutes, so having a cloud native incident response plan is critical.

Organizations must validate compliance with industry standards, like PCI, NIST, and SOC2, during build and runtime and automatically measure progress against CIS benchmarks. 

Join us as we discuss ways to ensure visibility, security, and compliance in a dynamic, constantly changing cloud environment.

Join us to learn how Sysdig Secure extends the open-source Falco runtime security engine, and saves time creating and maintaining runtime policies. Our rules map to MITRE ATT&CK framework, NIST and PCI, along with other container/Kubernetes runtime detection and cloud security threat policies.

The constant risk of security breaches is driving DevOps and cloud teams to embrace a Zero Trust approach to security. It’s critical to lock down your environment, but at the same time, you don’t want to break existing applications and workflows.