Podcasts about aporeto

The concept of “zero trust” is becoming the standard security model in the industry, and that’s a great thing. But zero trust also comes with its own set of challenges; one of the biggest is scaling, especially when the environment extends beyond the on-premises boundaries of the traditional data center. Security vendor Aporeto has an answer to that challenge, and CMO Gregg Holzrichter discusses it with ActualTech Media Partners James Green and Scott Lowe on this special “Live from VMworld” edition of “10 on Tech.” Aporeto enables distributed security policies across virtual machines, containers, and more, and works in multi-cluster, multi-cloud scenarios. If you’re concerned about your application security in the cloud, this episode is for you. Highlights of the show include: How VMware’s announcements around Kubernetes and containers at VMworld 2019 will affect security How the paradigm for authentication and access control has evolved over the years, especially with the shift away from on-premises computing The huge increase in security breaches and what it means for organizations The need for automated processes in security, to allow for scale Aporeto’s application identification “fingerprint” and how it works Typical hurdles toward securing container/Kubernetes environments The ways in which Aporeto supports multi-cluster containers at scale, across multiple clouds Resource links from the show: Aporeto home -- https://www.aporeto.com/ Aporeto free trial -- https://www.aporeto.com/trial/ Get an Aporeto demo -- https://www.aporeto.com/request-a-demo/ Aporeto on the AWS Marketplace -- https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B07JCF1K2X We hope you enjoy this episode; and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher.­  

In this podcast, Ariful Huq, Director of Product Management at Aporeto discusses their unique approach to decoupling security from IP infrastructure and relying on the identity of an application to define security policies. Cloud native platforms, such as Red Hat OpenShift, enable enterprises to adopt agile development practices with micro-services dramatically improving application deployment velocity – an … Continue reading Aporeto – Security automation for continuous deployment with compliance on OpenShift.

Aporeto is an identity-based security solution. Not only user identity, but also workload identity. That is, when using Aporeto, workloads can only talk to each other when their identity is authenticated by fingerprint and authorized by policy. Aporeto decouples the network infrastructure from security, adding a whole new dimension to microsegmentation strategies. The post BiB 068: Aporeto’s Identity Based Workload Segmentation appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Aporeto is an identity-based security solution. Not only user identity, but also workload identity. That is, when using Aporeto, workloads can only talk to each other when their identity is authenticated by fingerprint and authorized by policy. Aporeto decouples the network infrastructure from security, adding a whole new dimension to microsegmentation strategies. The post BiB 068: Aporeto’s Identity Based Workload Segmentation appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Aporeto is an identity-based security solution. Not only user identity, but also workload identity. That is, when using Aporeto, workloads can only talk to each other when their identity is authenticated by fingerprint and authorized by policy. Aporeto decouples the network infrastructure from security, adding a whole new dimension to microsegmentation strategies. The post BiB 068: Aporeto’s Identity Based Workload Segmentation appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Rapid scale and functionality changes make it challenging to secure applications with traditional network-oriented security approaches.  Furthermore, operating in PaaS and hybrid environments create security blind spots for the network security team. Join Amir Sharif, co-founder and vice president of business development at Aporeto as he discusses how his company solves this problem by relying on cryptographic … Continue reading Aporeto – Why Traditional Network Security is Inadequate for the Cloud

Cloud-native applications, orchestrated by Red Hat OpenShift or other platforms, are designed for scalability. Moreover, their microservices architectures better enable CI/CD practices, allowing enterprises to deploy new features rapidly. And, they are built to run on any infrastructure, such as a private data center, a cloud service provider (CSP), or in multi-cloud environments. http://media.blubrry.com/rhc4tp/content.blubrry.com/rhc4tp/RHX-Aporeto.mp3