Is everything OK with your Kubernetes?
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Today, we'll continue introducing you to the speakers of the Tech Internals Conf 2024. We'll be highlighting talks on Kubernetes security. But first, let's talk about a special offer for you and your friends ;)
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Kubernetes, an open-source platform for container management, focuses on automation and easy configuration. With its growing ecosystem and extensive tools, securing your container infrastructure becomes essential to protect data, prevent breaches, and guarantee dependable app performance. Hence, it's one of the key topics at our conference.
Each new technology brings us not only speed and convenience, but also dozens of attack vectors, which, in turn, give new defense tools.
And solving the problem of protecting your container infrastructure, it would be nice to understand the tactics and techniques of attacks on it, as well as to understand how to prevent and detect them.
In the talk we will try to understand the top of the threats of containers on each stage of attack and operation mapped on popular framework matrices. And what to check after you return to the office!
The "New Linux" as it is sometimes called, Kubernetes relies on the same "old" information security controls we are used to. But it also brings the fresh ones! This technical talk aims to get you familiar with one of them – Admission Control.
Beginning with the overview and the reason to use, going further providing non-obvious use cases accompanied with practical tips and tricks, we arise a provocative question – is this the most important control you should pay attention to when hardening your clusters?
