Hi,
I’m thrilled to share an insightful French webinar discussion on Kubernetes Security, featuring an expert in the field, Imad Bensisaid for the UNi5 youtube channel. Together, we explore various aspects of securing Kubernetes environments, ranging from basic attacks to advanced strategies, and delve into best practices for developers to safeguard against malicious code injection through external libraries.
Kubernetes Basic Attacks
- Understanding common attack vectors.
- Identifying vulnerabilities in default configurations.
Advanced Kubernetes Attacks
- Exploring sophisticated attack techniques.
- Mitigating advanced threats and securing the cluster.
Security Best Practices for Developers
- Preventing malicious code injection.
- Recommended code analysis tools.
- Managing malicious developers: Strategies and procedures.
Static Code Analysis
- Implementing code scanning for early detection.
- Analyzing code libraries for potential vulnerabilities.
Container Image Management
- Keeping container images up-to-date.
- CI/CD pipeline with automated code scanning and vulnerability detection.
Image Lifecycle Management
- Best practices for handling container images.
- Recommended scanners for image protection and analysis.
Build Pack Hardening
- Strengthening container images for security.
Real-time Detection Tools
- Aqua, Twistlock, Falco, and their roles in real-time detection and behavior analysis.
Infrastructure Design for Security
- Adopting a secure mindset for infrastructure design.
- Managing rights and network configurations.
Deployment Strategies
- Leveraging infrastructure as code.
- Deploying exclusively through pipelines.
Azure Security Tools
- Utilizing Azure policies for enhanced security.
- Leveraging Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
Watch the Webinar:
In this webinar, Imad and I share practical insights and actionable strategies to enhance Kubernetes security. Whether you are a developer, IT professional, or someone interested in bolstering their Kubernetes knowledge, this discussion provides valuable insights into securing your containerized environments.
Stay secure,
Maxime.