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Isovalent + Splunk for Integrated Vulnerability Mitigation
Learn how Isovalent + Splunk bring out the best of both to improve SecOps and DevOps workflows.
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Jeremy Colvin
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Tetragon – eBPF-based Security Observability & Runtime Enforcement
Introduction to Tetragon - eBPF-based Security Observability & Runtime Enforcement
Next-Generation Mutual Authentication (mTLS) with Cilium Service Mesh
Learn how Cilium & Cilium Service Mesh provides sidecar-free mTLS based authentication with excellent security and performance characteristics
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Thomas Graf
Security Observability with eBPF
Get our security observability report, covering signals to monitor and how to develop prevention
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Natália Réka IvánkóJed Salazar
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Duffie Cooley
Detecting and Blocking log4shell with Isovalent Cilium Enterprise
How to use Isovalent Cilium Enterprise observability to protect against the log4shell vulnerability - powered by eBPF
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Jed Salazar
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How eBPF will solve Service Mesh – Goodbye Sidecars
eBPF Service Mesh - How we can build an eBPF-based service mesh in the kernel to replace the complex sidecar model
By
Thomas Graf
Detecting a Container Escape with Tetragon and eBPF
Learn how to use Isovalent Cilium Enterprise observability to detect container escapes
By
Natália Réka Ivánkó
KubeCon 2021 NA in review
Our Duffie Cooley shares his impressions from KubeCon 2021 NA in review
By
Duffie Cooley
AWS picks Cilium for Networking & Security on EKS Anywhere
Learn why AWS has picked Cilium as their default Kubernetes CNI for Networking & Security on EKS Anywhere
By
Thomas Graf
Facebook, Google, Isovalent, Microsoft, and Netflix announce eBPF Foundation
Facebook, Google, Isovalent, Microsoft, and Netflix announce eBPF Foundation
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Thomas Graf
It’s DNS. You know it’s DNS. But how do you prove it in your Kubernetes Cluster?
DNS is a common cause for outages and incidents in Kubernetes clusters
