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A Zero trust approach for network security is a must to block unnecessary connections between pods, services and apps. But, when your traditional applications move to Kubernetes, you become blind to how your apps are communicating. Where do you start?

Sysdig can help you quickly move container apps into production without sacrificing visibility and security. With embedded security, monitoring and compliance, Sysdig gets teams shipping cloud apps faster, without slowing down developers.

With the release of Kubernetes 1.18, we saw 40 features and updates added. In a recent blog post we collated these together in one place so that you can learn what may affect your clusters and prepare for change. Now, we go one step further, inviting Alex Ellis, CNCF Ambassador and Open Source project founder to share his take on the changes. We saw Alex’s in-depth article on the recent deprecations around “kubectl run” and asked him to pick four of his highlights to share with examples.

The distributed nature of Kubernetes has turned both legacy infrastructure and traditional cybersecurity approaches on their heads. Organizations building cloud-native environments in their own data centers grapple with operationalizing and scaling Kubernetes clusters, and then ensuring system-wide security from the infrastructure layer all the way up to each container. In this webinar, you’ll hear from two cloud-native experts in infrastructure and security who will offer up valuable insights on.

Protect Kubernetes? As Kubernetes matures, security is becoming an important concern for both developers and operators. In this talk, Loris Degioanni (CTO and Founder @Sysdig) will give an overview of cloud native security, discuss its different aspects, with particular focus on runtime, and explain what inspired the development of Falco, the CNCF container security project. Through demonstration, he will educate the CNCF community on the ways Falco is being used for real-world workloads. Lastly, he will share the latest on Falco’s adoption, maturation within CNCF and what’s on the horizon.

Developers, operations, and security teams must work together to address key workflows to secure and monitor containers, Kubernetes and cloud services across the entire cloud-native lifecycle. By addressing mage scanning, runtime security, and compliance, along with monitoring for Kubernetes, container, applications, and cloud services you can automate protection and performance management to accelerate cloud adoption.

Discover how to scan AWS Fargate containers in under 4 minutes with Sysdig Secure. Sometimes the handoff between your developers and security teams can be tough, especially when you deploy on serverless environments like Fargate, where a lot of the management of the underlying ECS, EKS infrastructure is abstracted from the teams.

As you move to the cloud, your focus is on developing and deploying your applications. You may leave some functions for later, thinking they will slow you down. So when challenges appear your team feels unprepared. You need tools that are built for containers and Kubernetes, like the Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform. So your team can build visibility and security together in a secure DevOps workflow, and ship applications faster.

Today, we are excited to announce a faster onboarding for Kubernetes visibility and security. With the SaaS-first approach and new enhancements to the Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform, you can get results after just a five-minute setup. This release includes a new guided onboarding process, out-of-the-box dashboards as part of curated essential workflows, and a new Sysdig Essentials tier.