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Join Prisma Cloud at KubeCon North America in Chicago

Peek into the future of distributed development and what’s next in Kubernetes security at KubeCon North America, taking place at McCormick Place West in Chicago, IL, from Nov. 6–9. This is your chance to see Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks and experience cloud-native security with expert code-to-cloud demos, insightful theater presenters on security, Chicago pizza parties, fabulous prizes, and more....

Announcement

Cloud Computing

Event

Oct 20, 2023

By Derek Rogerson

Palo Alto Networks

Products and Services

Partners

Code Security, DevSecOps

How to Embrace Kubernetes Security With Checkov’s Graph Connections

Due to the interconnected nature of Kubernetes, embracing Kubernetes security involves some unique considerations. Everything in Kubernetes is interconnected, so you can’t fully un...

May 17, 2023

By Matt Johnson

Containers, DevSecOps

Infrastructure Security Advantages of Leveraging Kubernetes

As more and more organizations move away from traditional virtual machines for developing applications, containerization has become the new norm. Containers offer a more modern app...

Nov 22, 2022

By Faith Kilonzi

DevSecOps, Secure the Cloud

Infrastructure as Code Security and AppSec: Streamlined DevSecOps From App ...

Infrastructure as code (IaC) has fundamentally changed the way we build and manage infrastructure. By transforming cloud resources and their configurations into code, IaC allows us...

Nov 15, 2022

By Chris Tozzi

DevSecOps, Secure the Cloud

6 Key Kubernetes DevSecOps Principles: People, Processes, Technology

Container-based application deployment is at its peak, as is the popularity of orchestration platforms like Kubernetes that form the underlying infrastructure for containerized app...

Nov 08, 2022

By Faith Kilonzi

Announcement, Code Security, DevSecOps, Event

Join Prisma Cloud at KubeCon NA October 24-28 in Detroit

Don’t miss the breakout and theater sessions, demos, CTF games, parties, prizes, and more. Come to Detroit or join us online as we showcase the industry’s most comprehensive cloud-native application protection...

Oct 04, 2022

By Cameron Hyde

Cloud Computing, DevSecOps

AppSec and CloudSec 101: Blurring the Lines Between Cloud-Native App Layers

Not too long ago, IT security models were relatively straightforward. They were broken into layers — the infrastructure layer, the application layer, sometimes the network layer, a...

Sep 28, 2022

By Chris Tozzi

Cloud Workload Protection Platform, Partners

Prisma Cloud Supports Arm Workloads on Google Cloud and GKE

Prisma Cloud integrates with GKE to monitor nodes and clusters, identify risk, and protect containerized workloads on the Arm architecture using Googl...

Jul 13, 2022

By Derek Rogerson

Cloud Security Posture Management, Secure the Future

Creating a Secure 5G Service-Based Architecture: Part 3 － Runtime Defense

In my previous blogs on vulnerabilities in 5G Service Based Architecture (SBA) security and on API security, we looked at the key capabilities for eff...

Jun 22, 2022

By Mitch Rappard

Cloud Security Posture Management, Secure the Future

Creating A Secure 5G Service Based Architecture: Part 2 － API Security

In our previous blog on 5G SBA security, we looked at the key capabilities for effective 5G security and examined what this means for vulnerability ma...

Jun 15, 2022

By Mitch Rappard

Cloud Security Posture Management, Secure the Future

Creating A Secure 5G Service Based Architecture: Part 1 － Vulnerability Man...

The move to 5G for wireless networks has brought about a fundamental shift in how we view and manage the core of the network where all the network fun...

Jun 07, 2022

By Mitch Rappard

DevSecOps, Points of View, Products and Services

Unit 42 Discloses Newly Discovered Vulnerabilities in GKE Autopilot

In June 2021, the Unit 42 threat research team reached out to Google to disclose several vulnerabilities and attack techniques in Google Kubernetes En...

Mar 08, 2022

By Ariel Zelivansky and Yuval Avrahami

Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management, Cloud Network Security, Cloud Security Posture Management, Cloud Workload Protection Platform, DevSecOps

6 Common Kubernetes and Container Attack Techniques and How to Prevent Them

While Log4J or Log4Shell stole a lot of the headlines, there have been a lot of other atta...

Mar 02, 2022

By Taylor Smith

Cloud Native Application Protection Platform, Cloud Workload Protection Platform, DevSecOps

Zero Trust for Applications Best Practices: Securing Cloud Workloads

The principles of Zero Trust mindset is about rethinking how we secure identities, workloads, access, and data transacti...

Feb 15, 2022

By Ivan Melia

Announcement, DevSecOps, Partners, Products and Services

What Does the Latest Linux Kernel Vulnerability Mean for Kubernetes Users a...

On 01/18/2022, an Integer Underflow vulnerability was discovered in the Linux Kernel. The vulnerability, assigned CVE-2022-0185, lies in the legacy_pa...

Feb 01, 2022

By Daniel Prizmant and Ariel Zelivansky

Announcement, Cloud Workload Protection Platform, Web Application & API Security

Prisma Cloud Delivers Advanced Web Application Security Insights to Secure ...

Today’s enterprises continue to move to the cloud and take advantage of emerging cloud native architectures. In the Palo Alto Networks 2022 State of C...

Jan 25, 2022

By John Morello

Cloud Workload Protection Platform, Partners

Prisma Cloud Container Security with GKE Autopilot

Prisma Cloud now supports Autopilot, a new mode of operation in GKE designed to reduce the operational cost of managing clusters.

Dec 14, 2021

By Mor Shabi

Hybrid Cloud Data Center, Network Perimeter, Next-Generation Firewalls, Zero Trust Security

CN-Series Container Firewalls on AWS Marketplace for Containers Anywhere

Today at AWS re:Invent, hosted by Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), Palo Alto Networks announced significant deployment a...

Dec 01, 2021

By Chintan Udeshi and Greg Smith

Product Features, Products and Services, Uncategorized

Demystifying Container Security

I used to love visiting data centers. From the sticky floor sheets that ensured you weren’t tracking in dust, to the white noise of a thousand fans, and the climate control that ensured it was always the perfect temperature no matter what t...

Oct 13, 2021

By Josh Zelonis

Cloud Computing, DevSecOps

Implementing NSA/CISA Kubernetes Hardening Guidance

On August 3, 2021 the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) released the Kubernetes Hardening Guidance Cybersecurity Technical Report. The document, which is inte...

Oct 06, 2021

By Paul Fox

Cloud Network Security

How to Overcome Pain Points with Kubernetes Egress Controls

As organizations begin to incorporate containers as part of their cloud strategy, they recognize the need to secure application traffic leaving their Kubernetes (K8s) and Openshift...

Sep 20, 2021

By Alexandre Cezar

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