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The addition of NeuVector to the Rancher application catalog enables DevOps to efficiently and securely deploy containers for enterprise applications As more enterprises move to a container-based application deployment model DevOps teams are discovering the need for management and orchestration tools to automate container deployments. At the same time, production deployments of containers for business critical applications require specialized container-intelligent …
Addition of NeuVector to the Rancher application catalog enables DevOps to efficiently and securely deploy containers for enterprise applications San Jose, California – March 21, 2017 – NeuVector, which delivers continuous network security for containers, today announced that it has partnered with Rancher Labs to make container security as easy to deploy as application containers. Enterprise DevOps teams can now …
By Fei Huang Today more and more applications are running in a public cloud in containers. A common question we hear is “Do AWS container threats exist and how can we detect them?” For the application administrator or a security team, it is always interesting to know what and how their containers look like from security point of view. The recent …
AWS containers are growing rapidly in popularity but how to secure containers in production is still a new topic. In this video from AWS re:Invent Henrik Johansson and Michael Capicotto present how to secure containers on AWS and use AWS ECS for security and governance. We also provide a summary below. Session Description Containers have had an incredibly large adoption …
Today NeuVector announced that customers of Alibaba-Cloud, the cloud service provider for Alibaba Group, can now secure their Docker container deployments with NeuVector. For companies running business critical, container-based services in the cloud, NeuVector provides the run-time visibility and security required to protect containers against attacks, vulnerabilities, and unauthorized access. This announcement comes at the same time as the Docker …
