Despite the obvious benefits in terms of developer productivity, too many cybersecurity professionals are somewhat reluctant to deploy containers in production given all the challenges involved in securing containerized applications. You can also convince me. However, as daunting as it may seem, containers have one very beneficial cybersecurity advantage that cybersecurity teams don't fully appreciate at first.

Container technology is being used by many companies. As a technology indispensable for promoting digital transformation (DX), further expansion of its use is expected in the future. Under these circumstances, ensuring security has emerged as an urgent issue. However, security measures for containers require different requirements from conventional physical/virtual servers, and it is true that many difficult problems stand in the way. This document describes possible threats, points to keep in mind, and functions required for solutions when implementing container security.

Prisma Cloud can comprehensively cover almost all of the measures recommended in the container security guidelines "NIST SP800-190" issued by NIST in the United States. This document introduces the details.

Much of the discussion about Kubernetes® security centers around the difficulty of securing clusters. Kubernetes has few native security features, making it extremely difficult to secure all layers of a Kubernetes environment. This ebook will show you how to design a security strategy that strengthens rather than hinders other Kubernetes-based processes. Identify Kubernetes security challenges from node up and specific solutions to address each challenge.

The first State of Cloud Native Security Report from Palo Alto Networks and Accenture outlined the techniques, tools and techniques that enterprises around the world are using to manage the security of their cloud native architectures. Based on a survey of 3,000 cloud architecture, information security, DevOps and application development professionals in 5 countries and 5 industries, this report helps you make cloud transformation and cloud usage decisions and understand the potential of the cloud. You can bring out your full potential.

Nowadays, digitalization is essential for companies to grow their businesses, and many development departments and DX departments are building modern development environments using container technology and working on quick application development. However, while rapid application development greatly contributes to early business value creation, the priority of security tends to be relatively low. We believe that cooperation is important. In this document, we will explain the elements of security for the efforts of development departments using container environments, the differences from conventional security, the concept of countermeasures, the aspects of tools, operations, and culture.

Application development using container technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes is rapidly spreading, but one of the major challenges is how to implement security without sacrificing speed or productivity. In this session, we will introduce the method of implementing security for container-based development pipelines by skillfully combining multiple global standard tools with demonstrations.

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When Kubernetes was introduced and it became possible to operate individual applications, the operation policy was changed in the direction of strengthening the authority of developers. For that reason, we introduced an open source container monitoring tool and checked it. Although it was possible to detect anomalous events, it was a major issue that they were not able to block them. Therefore, when looking for an all-in-one container security product, I noticed the function of Twistlock (currently Prisma Cloud).