The Domain Name System (DNS) is used to associate IP addresses with meaningful names. By default, Kubernetes clusters configure internal DNS to provide for service discovery automatically. This makes it easy for workloads to locate and work with each other on Kubernetes clusters.

Are you looking into Istio? Many companies are investigating Istio to reduce the challenges of managing microservices as it delivers a uniform way to connect, monitor, and secure environments - especially used in concert with Kubernetes.

Kubernetes is widely used to re-architect traditional applications. Many organizations first set up Kubernetes within their on-prem environment and then later expand to the public cloud. This hybrid environment often creates security and compliance challenges with workloads. Join this webinar to learn how to leverage universal security policy definition that works across a hybrid environment.

While the Container/Kubernetes revolution is starting to deliver on its promise of making application development and delivery more agile and responsive, it does so by changing some of the traditional characteristics and behaviors of the development and delivery model.

In Kubernetes, Network Policy allows you to define a policy determining what traffic is allowed to flow to and from specific workloads. By default, Kubernetes permits ingress and egress traffic to and from all pods in a namespace. Without correct configuration your risk of a significant security breach is high. Attend this webinar and learn best practices in configuring Kubernetes network security.

TLS v1.3 introduces several new security improvements over TLS 1.2 but some of these enhancements have an impact on network-based security solutions such as IDS/IPS. While the goal is to enhance the overall security at the application level, there are a few scenarios that are not easily solved when introducing the new technology, especially in Kubernetes environments. Watch this webinar to learn about security and compliance considerations for Kubernetes when implementing TLS v1.3.

The success of Kubernetes has made monitoring and alerting more difficult for traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools. Attend this live webinar to learn how implementing the right network security and compliance solution will improve the accuracy and completeness of security forensic monitoring and alerting when using Kubernetes.

While a microservice architecture, orchestrated by applications like Kubernetes, offers a tremendous business advantage for time to market, proper security and compliance controls must be put in place.

Watch this exclusive webinar co-hosted by Tigera and AWS. We demo how to get turnkey compliance and security controls for Kubernetes in AWS and Amazon EKS environments.

When evaluating a security solution for modern applications, you’ll need a checklist based on the best practices. Many checklist items are standard and you can adopt those from this webcast. Others may be specific to your environment and compliance requirements and we will be covering those in the Q&A.