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Talk Intermediate

Enhance runtime security implementing hardening policies using Compliances' knowledge base.

Proposal status is Rejected
Session Description

Most of the cyber attacks end up in runtime attack to meet their end objectives from data abuse to cryptomining. Runtime security plays a crucial component to protect cloud workloads from these attacks. The ideal solution is to implement zero trust policies that only allows expected behavior of the application at runtime however implementing stable zero trust policy requires continous monitoring of the workload and updates to the policy.

This session discuss about an approach using KubeArmor to harden the container workloads enforcing security policies created using Compliances's prescriptive guidance that is used by cybersecurity team to implement and asses security systems.

Key Takeaways
  1. Why runtime security is a cruicial component in cloud native ecosystem.

  2. Challenges in implementing zero trust runtime security policies.

  3. How to implement runtime security that hardened the workloads applying generic security policies.

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Speakers

Ramakant Sharma
Ramakant Sharma Software engineer | maintainer @KubeArmor | Accuknox

Working as a software engineer at Accuknox, focusing particularly on runtime security in cloud native ecosystem. Maintainer of KubeArmor, an open source CNCF sandbox project.