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Leveraging Containers for Improved Security

RECORED EVENT: As containers become commonplace for delivering and deploying applications, we’ve seen more of our customers taking a “lift-and-shift” approach to migrating their existing applications. In this session, Patrick Maddox, Sr. Director, Twistlock Solutions Architecture, will reveal how an environmental science and engineering consulting company moved its 14-year-old app that models storm surge to containers. The move to containers for this company — which has typical data collection, modeling, and other core line-of-business applications — delivered immediate benefits, including consistency, security and compliance.

Attendees will learn:

• How the move to containers simplified and improved the security of this application
• Specifics about how containers lowered expenses, while enabling greater visibility into the vulnerability posture of the app throughout its lifecycle
• Why containers make compliance instantly easier, by enabling organizations to find and correct problems early on, enforce settings and automatically block non-compliant actions

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Embedding security into your cloud-native pipeline

In today’s modern software factories, organizations are shifting security to the left. No longer just the purview of firewalls, security needs to be built in during development and deployment processes. By doing so, organizations can ensure they are limiting vulnerabilities getting into production while cutting costs of both downtime and code rework. Learn about:

• How to ensure that the use of open source doesn’t introduce vulnerabilities and other security risks
• How to automate delivery of trusted images using a policy-driven approach
• Empowering developers to secure their applications, while maintaining segregation of duties
• Ensuring the consistent flow of images through the pipeline, with no side-doors or introduction of unvetted images
• Enforcing immutability of containers, preventing container-image drift

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FEATURED SPEAKERS:

Mostafa Siraj is a senior AppSec Engineer (Manager Level) at Capital One Bank based in London, United Kingdom. He has broad experience in preventing vulnerabilities in source code and architecture.

Rani Osnat has more than 20 years of enterprise software industry experience, in project management, product management and marketing, including a decade as VP of marketing for innovative tech startups in the IT security and cloud arenas. Previously Rani was a management consultant in the London office of Booz & Co. He holds an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France.

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Redis Enterprise on Kubernetes

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Managing the Performance of Applications in the Microservices Era

Organizations in a wide range of industries are rapidly adopting microservices because of the promise of greater agility and scalability. However, managing the performance of microservices-based applications introduces new challenges. Gartner stated in a recent report that traditional APM tools which were purpose-built for monoliths aren’t well suited to the dynamism, modularity, and scale of microservices-based applications.

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How Connectivity Management Solves Challenges in the Evolving IoT Landscape

Improved efficiency, reduced cost, and new revenue streams are the promised benefits of IoT deployments. To attain these results, connectivity management comes to the forefront, providing the ability to effectively connect, monitor, and manage multiple devices spread out over diverse areas.

Connectivity management, regardless of the number of devices or the amount of data transmitted, must be simplified for cost and efficiencies. The solution comes via a single platform, one that simplifies the connectivity management process, includes heightened security, and enables performance optimizations and cost controls.

In this webinar we look into the issues, the challenges, and the benefits of an evolving IoT landscape. We then then provide insights to solutions and growth in this sector.

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