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Sysdig got its start as a technology provider for virtualized application visibility and has steadily expanded into cloud-native security. Now the company is looking to combine workload visibility and intelligence together with security controls in a new platform update.

At this week’s Google Cloud Next 2019 conference, Sysdig announced it will offer a preview of the next iteration of a platform for monitoring and securing containers that provides IT organizations with much deeper visibility into a cloud-native computing environment.

Sysdig this week released version 2.0 of its cloud-native security and visibility platform. The update unifies the aspects of its platform for a more complete view of the health, performance, and risk levels of an enterprises’ cloud-native applications.

If you’re relatively new to containers, here’s a piece of advice that can enable you to leapfrog a host of otherwise hard-gained development lessons: Enterprises need a new approach to provide adequate insight into these dynamic, ephemeral application environments and your traditional development and security groups may be too siloed to keep up with the pace of change.

Sysdig has joined the Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF), a new foundation recently launched by the Linux Foundation for the diverse continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) space, as one of the first members.

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Sysdig expands to Asia with Sunil Sapra leading the cloud-native intelligence company’s operations in SEA and India.

2018 wasn't too shabby for storage as the three-pronged attack of IoT edge, AI and multi-cloud defeated notions of the public cloud eating on-premises storage. Revenues also rose, capacities increased and latencies dived to boot.

eSecurity Planet's in-depth look at the Sysdig cloud-native intelligence platform, which monitors and secures millions of containers across hundreds of enterprises.

The continued development of cloud and container-deployment adoption will maintain its fast pace in 2019, but you may need help analyzing some of the bigger-picture implications of that migration.

With the integration of the Sysdig monitoring solution, the IBM Cloud Monitoring service provides big blue customers with a solution that can measure and troubleshoot the performance of their applications and cloud infrastructures.

VMblog visits the Sysdig booth during #KubeCon 2018 in Seattle to learn more about their unified container security, performance monitoring, and forensics solutions.

Sysdig’s commercial runtime defense offering Sysdig Secure is out in v2.2, introducing service-based access control and making better use of Kubernetes’ admission controllers, audit data and labels.

Sysdig is the first unified approach to security, monitoring, and forensics for cloud-native applications, including containers, across the entire software lifecycle.