Eighty percent of organizations have concerns about Kubernetes security but largely lack the skills, time and resources to address them, according to Techstrong Research's recent PulseMeter. DevOps and Security teams must grapple with the complexity of Kubernetes environments on top of increasingly sophisticated security threats that can put applications and infrastructure at risk. The good news is that there are tried and true processes and technologies that can address many top concerns, including misconfigurations, Pod security, supply chain security and more.
In this webinar, Techstrong Research’s Mitch Ashley and Nirmata’s Jim Bugwadia and Chip Zoller will discuss the findings in Techstrong Research's recent PulseMeter and dive into the best practices and technology, both open source and commercial, that can overcome these challenges.
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