Webinars

Explore Sysdig Webinars and learn how Sysdig is converging security and compliance with DevOps for cloud native production deployments.

Don’t miss this live webinar with Matteo and Harry as they unpack what you should think about when managing Prometheus and why Bloomreach ultimately selected Sysdig after looking at the well-known observability providers.

This talk provides an overview of Kubernetes runtime security in context with a comprehensive “shield-right” approach for modern security programs. You’ll also hear about the landscape of open-source tools you can put into production now to protect against runtime threats.

In this webinar, we will showcase how Sysdig Secure can simplify Kubernetes security by providing out-of-the-box policies and easily digestible events. We will also present a use-case based on the daily administration effort that Kubernetes specialists face and how Sysdig Secure (using Falco) can enable effective security on Kubernetes

To help you crack the code to pass the 2023 exam, join Saiyam Pathak, CNCF Ambassador and author, who will share his best tips and tricks to help you ace your exam.

Bad actors will find a way into your infrastructure whether through traditional approaches like misconfigurations and vulnerabilities; or more advanced approaches such as exploiting your supply chain, impersonating a user with stolen credentials, cloud entitlements, or other techniques. 

Join us for a fireside chat with renowned ‘White Hat’ hacker, Dr. Charlie Miller. He will share details about his own behind-the-scenes journeys and how hackers exploit vulnerabilities and why corporations and governments should address cybersecurity before assets—or lives—are put at risk.

Join Derek DeBellis, an expert quantitative UX researcher from Google Cloud, and our host Eric Carter from Sysdig to discuss the key findings from the “2022 State of DevOps Report” (DORA). 

Cybercrime is thriving in the complex and growing attack surface of the cloud. Without modern detection and response solutions, you are left with blind spots that can be entry points for attacks.