Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Management and Access

As cloud and Kubernetes have become a standard, security remains one of the top inhibitors to modern application development. To reduce security risks, organizations can’t manage access control on a cluster-by-cluster basis. And not finding a scalable approach leads to misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and failed compliance audits.

Let us travel back in time and picture a fort. Forts were huge with massively thick walls, doors, watch towers and a moat to protect them from attacks. There were several layers of defense to keep attackers at bay. An attacker might swim across the moat but still had to climb the high walls before entering the fort. Thus, an attacker might compromise a single layer, but having several layers makes it difficult for an attacker to enter the fort.

Detecting, Investigating, and Verifying Fixes for Security Incidents and Zero-Day Issues Using Lightrun

Important: You can use Lightrun for free on your servers.

I’m not a security expert. I’d like to think of myself as a security-conscious developer, but this is a vast subject with depth and breadth. What I understand are Lightrun and Debugging. In that capacity, I can show some creative ways you can use it as a security tool. A “proper” security expert could take this to the next level.