In 2025, Kubernetes will remain a cornerstone of cloud-native infrastructure, yet it presents critical security challenges that organizations must address to scale and thrive.
Nearly half of organizations running a Kubernetes operation experienced a security incident within their operational environment. If platform operations teams are struggling to prevent security incidents affecting their production environments, it is likely security teams are exacerbating the situation by failing to build automated, policy-driven security controls which can be easily implemented by platform teams. This session will share practical strategies to bridge this gap between effective security controls and platform efficiency, and describe the steps needed to ensure a secure and resilient Kubernetes operation.
This live webinar, hosted by CyberArk and Red Hat, explores insights from the State of Kubernetes Security Report: 2024 Edition, which surveyed 600 global DevOps, engineering, and security professionals. The findings are stark: 67% of organizations reported delayed deployments due to Kubernetes security concerns, while 46% experienced revenue or customer losses stemming from container or Kubernetes security incidents.
Join us as we bring together leaders from the CyberArk Field Technology Office and the Red Hat Global CTO to discuss:
- Strategies for managing rising security incidents at runttime and the vital role of security teams to help mitigate these threats
- Rethinking your frameworks for security around network configuration and overprivileged containers
- More secure approaches for applications and workloads running in clusters
- Remove threats from cyber-attacks that target Kubernetes
- The workloads your containers should be accessing, and automating
- Preventing costly outages that cost you money due to poor Kubernetes security
- Achieving operational efficiency by taking a path that avoids unnecessary complexity
- The CyberArk + Red Hat partnership working together to protect your Kubernetes environment
Speakers:
Chris Jenkins, Senior Principal Chief Architect, Global CTO Organization, Red Hat
Brandon Traffanstedt, Senior Director – Field Technology Office, CyberArk
