The Imperative for Zero Trust in a Cloud-Native Environment

What is Zero Trust Security? Zero-trust security is not a specific technology or product, but a security model based on the concept that "All entities are untrusted". Forrester defines zero trust as “Zero Trust is an information security model that denies access to applications and data by default. Threat prevention...

An Insight into RSAC 2023: Build Cloud-Native Security Base Based on Zero Trust

At the 2023 RSA conference, Tracy Walker, Senior Security Engineer from SUSE NeuVector, shared with us a transparent (business- and environment-neutral) approach to blocking 0-Day attacks in K8S environments – Zero Trust Principle and demonstrated it using an open source tool, NeuVector. Based on Tracy's zero-trust viewpoint and the SUSE...

Cloud Native Security in Infrastructure Construction

Cloud native security is the development trend of cloud security in the coming years. On the one hand, inherent security of cloud native is worthy of in-depth study. On the other hand, with the reconstruction and upgrade of infrastructure, there is a clear trend towards the integration of cloud native technologies...

API Security in Cloud Native Applications

Cloud native applications, based on the microservice architecture, interact with each other by sending requests or response through APIs. Arguably, API communications play an essential role in interactions of cloud native applications. Therefore, API security is an indispensable part of cloud native application security. API-related security issues shown below have...

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