Webinars

Financial institutions are being attacked at an alarming rate. In July 2019, Accenture reported that the average annual cost of cybercrime for a financial service company reached $18.5 million. And that includes only the cost of the incident — not remediation. In order to gain agility benefits of the cloud DevOps teams need to manage risk, mitigate breaches, and gain visibility, without slowing down the CI/CD pipeline. What solutions help deliver for both DevOps and security professionals?

In this webinar, we’ll take a deep dive into Booz Allen Hamilton’s award-winning ways of securing modern software development. Specifically, we’ll share strong learnings and best practices to confidently protect your pipeline at each stage.

Many of your applications are now starting to run on containers in the cloud. This means compliance and managing risk are top priorities. Your security teams understand PCI guidelines, but the challenge is a clear mapping of those PCI controls to container/Kubernetes environments. Ultimately, you need to ensure compliance is not blocking your code from going into production.

Securing Kubernetes requires putting controls in place to detect unexpected behavior that could be malicious. In this webinar, you will learn how to manage security risk at runtime in your RKE environments using Falco, a CNCF project for runtime security. Falco efficiently leverages Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF), a secure mechanism, to capture system calls and gain deep visibility.

Your developers need to be productive as you ramp containers and Kubernetes in production — without security being a blocker. With several software updates a day in a cloud-native environment, legacy tools can’t keep up. Running reliable and secure containers requires that security and DevOps work better together. We’ve got some great tips to share about automating and integrating security and compliance into the DevOps workflow, so your cloud applications ship faster.

Are your Kubernetes applications not performing well enough? Is your infrastructure oversized? Kubernetes limits and requests dictate the resources available to your applications, so when they aren’t set correctly your cluster suffers from CPU throttling and Out Of Memory Kills. Oversizing your infrastructure is an easy, but expensive, solution — there must be a better way.

Getting visibility into containers and Kubernetes is hard. The environment is dynamic, as most containers live less than five minutes. Developers are adopting Prometheus as an open standard for monitoring, but scaling is challenging.  Join us for a real-world perspective on monitoring cloud application health and performance. Plus, be the first to hear about new ways to scale Prometheus monitoring and see a demo.

Kubernetes Pod Security Policies (PSPs) is an enforcement mechanism to ensure that Pods run only with the appropriate privileges and can solely access the appropriate resources. You can leverage them as a threat prevention mechanism by controlling Pod creation, and limiting the capabilities available to specific users, groups, or applications.