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saurabh gupta
@gupta_saurabh
Securing your Kubernetes cluster
Submitted Oct 15, 2019
Section:
Full talk (40 mins)
Category:
DevSecOps
Abstract
Kubernetes is currently the most popular container orchestration engine of choice, but its security is debatable. There are some vulnerabilities that have already been discovered in Kubernetes and Docker. The question that arises is what are the potential risks of these vulnerabilities to the application/business, and how we can go about fixing these.
The talk will also cover what are some of the best security practices that should be followed while designing and implementing Kubernetes within an organisation.
Outline
Outline
- How vulnerable is your Kubernetes cluster?
- Past known vulnerabilities in Kubernetes and their potential risks.
- How to fix these known vulnerabilities.
- Security best practices to be followed while designing a Kubernetes cluster.
Requirements
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Kubernetes/Container technologies is expected. This session will focus on real-world security threats associated with Kubernetes and how we can follow some best practices to make our Kubernetes clusters more secure.
Speaker bio
I am Tech enthusiast with over a decade of experience in the software industry. My focus areas and expertise is around DevOps, Cloud Automation,Containers, Kubernetes and Security. I am currently associated with DigitalOcean as a Sr.Developer Advocate. I often speak at community gatherings and conferences and I am a part of CNCF Speaker’s Bureau.
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