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Sysdig Adds Runtime Detection and Response to Secure AWS Fargate Serverless Containers
Deep visibility across containers and cloud, along with detailed audit trails required for effective incident response SAN FRANCISCO, KubeCon +...
Cloud lateral movement: Breaking in through a vulnerable container
Lateral movement is a growing concern with cloud security. That is, once a piece of your cloud infrastructure is compromised,...
Sysdig achieves Red Hat Vulnerability Scanner Certification
Image vulnerability scanning is a critical first line of defense for security with containers and Kubernetes. In February 2021, Sysdig...
Sysdig Surpasses 200 Customers for its Docker Monitoring Solution
Sysdig, the container-native monitoring company today announced that it has surpassed 200 enterprise customers for its Docker monitoring solution. This...
Sysdig Strengthens Vulnerability Intelligence Reporting with VulnDB Partnership
Every container image protected by Sysdig is tested against VulnDB, the largest database of vulnerability data; remediation steps simplify time-to-resolve...
Expanding the IBM & Sysdig relationship to manage cloud security risk
Today, we are pleased to announce the expansion of Sysdig’s relationship with IBM to extend cloud security governance with IBM...
Sysdig Launches PromCat, Saves Developers A Week Per Integration
Industry’s first repository for vetted Prometheus integrations with documentation, configurations, and support SAN FRANCISCO — March 24, 2020 — Sysdig,...
Sysdig Partners with In-Q-Tel to Provide Unified Visibility and Security Platform to U.S. Government Agencies.
Together Sysdig and IQT to provide insight and control for agencies transitioning to modern IT architectures, including Kubernetes, containers, and multi-cloud deployments. May 13, 2019.
Revolutionizing Cybersecurity Search with Sysdig Sage™
We are excited to introduce Sysdig Sage for Search, our AI-based graph search assistant, which enriches Sysdig’s AI capabilities after...
Threat news: Tsunami malware mutated. Now targeting Jenkins and Weblogic services
The Tsunami malware is back! Although it appeared for the first time several years ago, the Sysdig Research Team has...
