By Christopher LiljenstolpeDec 11, 2018Business Strategy, Kubernetes, Microsegmentation, Network Policy, Security, Zerotrust
Or, How to map my current operational model into the brave new Kubernetes world Recently, I was working with a large customer of ours as part of an engagement to help them work through their security posture for their Kubernetes environment(s). As with most large...
By Vince LauJul 20, 2018AWS, Blog, Cybersecurity, DevOps, Eks, Kubernetes, Microsegmentation, Zerotrust
Modern application architectures have become mainstream as enterprises experience the benefits of rapid application delivery. Many leverage Amazon EKS as an easy path to Kubernetes. Amazon EKS removes the pain of managing cluster operations and administration tasks;...
By Christopher LiljenstolpeJul 16, 2018Microsegmentation, Microservices, Network Policy, Security
I was doing some Kubernetes network policy training earlier this week for the Infosec team at a large retailer (hi, guys), and we started talking about the process of policy creation and the tiering capabilities available in Tigera’s solution set. Before I dive in,...
By Andy WrightJun 5, 2018AWS, Eks, Microsegmentation, Network Policy, News, Uncategorized
Tigera’s dedication and investment in the open source Project Calico has helped thousands of users implement best practices network policy in Kubernetes — many of them deployed in Amazon Web Services infrastructure. AWS announced today that Amazon EKS is now generally...
By Christopher LiljenstolpeMay 19, 2018Blog, Cloud Native, Cloud Security, Compliance, Cybersecurity, Enterprise, Kubernetes, Microsegmentation, Microservices
In my role at Tigera, I spend a lot of time talking to many adopters of cloud-native and microservice technologies. More and more frequently, the security teams are a part of that mix, and they bring a very different viewpoint to the conversation. One thing...
By Cody McCainMar 23, 2018Application Connectivity, Blog, Calico, Cloud Security, Compliance, Microsegmentation, Microservices, Network Policy, Networking, Project Calico, Security
The term microservices, first credited with use in 2011 during a software architecture conference in Venice, is now in the mainstream lexicon of just about every software developer, operator, or manager not hiding under a block of magnetic core memory. We now have...
