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By Gary Duan, CTO, NeuVector The recently reported ransomware attacks on MongoDB are shocking not just by the sheer number of them – over 28,000 and counting – but also by how easily they were compromised. These attacks did not require any sophisticated malware or hacking schemes to pull off. They took advantage of poor administrative practices, and remind us …
By Gary Duan, CTO, NeuVector Docker 1.12 is a release loaded with a lot of great features. With built-in orchestration and by removing dependencies on the external KV store, Docker Swarm allows DevOps to quickly deploy a multi-host docker cluster that “just works.” Although not without controversies, when compared to Kubernetes, Docker Swarm’s ease-of-use is one of it’s most cited …
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 …
There’s been a lot of discussion of container security for images, platforms, and the OS. But not much about getting visibility of the container network, especially for security purposes. Docker networking can be a complex, big topic, and Docker network security is not well understood. A common question we often hear is: How can I see the container network behavior in real-time?” …
The announcement of the VMware Photon platform and its built-in support for Kubernetes is good news for enterprise developers. VMware Photon Platform is an Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure Platform which enables IT to deliver on-demand tools and services developers need to build and run modern applications while retaining security, control and performance of their datacenters. Production enterprise applications still require additional …
