Containers and tools like Kubernetes enable enterprises to automate many aspects of application deployment. Speeding up processes, saving time and money for businesses, as well as improving DevOps productivity are key benefits of moving to microservices. Despite the technology upgrade, these deployments can be just as vulnerable to attacks and exploits as traditional environments. New environments and tools present new …
NeuVector Adds Production-grade Protection to VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Platform
NeuVector’s mission is to provide enterprise-ready security to companies deploying modern container and Kubernetes infrastructures. Most companies understand the need to scan applications for vulnerabilities, but many are challenged to provide strong security for production applications. NeuVector delivers full lifecycle container security that addresses this issue and protects corporate assets. Now, NeuVector can provide this advanced level of security to …
Protect Kubernetes Containers on AWS Using the Shared Responsibility Model
Deploying an AWS container security solution is a critical requirement to protect your data and assets running on AWS, including EC2, EKS, ECS, Kubernetes, or RedHat OpenShift. In its ‘Shared Responsibility Model,’ AWS states that the security responsibility is shared between AWS and the customer, you. ‘Security of the cloud’ is the responsibility of AWS, while ‘Security in the cloud’ is …
NeuVector First to Bring “Security Policy as Code” to Kubernetes Workloads
DevOps and DevSecOps teams can now more quickly deliver secure cloud-native apps by using Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) to define, manage, and automate application security policies throughout the CI/CD pipeline San Diego, at KubeCon – November 18, 2019 – NeuVector, the leader in Full Lifecycle Container Security, today announced the immediate availability of the industry’s first “Security Policy as Code” …
How to Create ‘Security Policy as Code’ to Automate Application Security Policies in the CI/CD Pipeline
DevOps and DevSecOps teams can now automatically deploy and update new applications securely using Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition (CRDs) As DevOps teams integrate their toolchain to enable automated deployment of container-based applications, one aspect has always slowed down a modern cloud-native pipeline: security. And while automated vulnerability scanning is now standard practice, creating the security policies to protect application workloads …