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In this engaging conversation, Bill Kennedy interviews Peter Kelly, VP of Engineering at Tigera, exploring his journey from early experiences with technology to his current role in the tech industry. They discuss the impact of education, sports, and family background on Peter's career path, as well as the challenges faced by young people today in navigating their futures. The conversation also delves into hiring practices and the importance of personal connections in the recruitment process.00:00 Introduction01:00 What is Peter Doing Today?O4:20 First Memory of a Computer9:30 Family Background12:00 Secondary School19:00 Passion for Soccer24:00 Interviewing and Hiring31:00 Entering University 40:30 Work Experience 54:00 AI Tooling 01:07:00 First Go Experience1:14:00 Beginning of Tigera1:37:30 Contact InfoConnect with Peter: Linkedin: https://ie.linkedin.com/in/peterkellyonlineMentioned in this Episode:Tigera: https://www.tigera.io/Want more from Ardan Labs? You can learn Go, Kubernetes, Docker & more through our video training, live events, or through our blog!Online Courses : https://ardanlabs.com/education/ Live Events : https://www.ardanlabs.com/live-training-events/ Blog : https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog Github : https://github.com/ardanlabs

DSO Overflow S5EP1Security the Software Supply ChainwithFrancois ProulxIn this episode, featuring Francois Proulx, a senior product security engineer, we discuss software supply chain security, particularly the security of build pipelines and dependencies. Francois shares insights on defining supply chains, identifying vulnerabilities, threat modeling, and strategies to improve security. The conversation explores topics like the SALSA framework, risk factors in CI/CD pipelines, and reducing complexity in dependencies. The discussion emphasizes threat awareness, holistic approaches, and the importance of isolating critical processes in software development. Practical tools and insights on research and AI's role in security were also touched upon.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Francois' LinkedIn profileBoost blog siteBoost on GitHubSLSA websiteDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacregg

DSO Overflow S4EP10Threat ModellingwithAshley WardIn this month's episode, Steve and Glenn chatted with Ashley Ward to discuss topics around threat modelling.Ashley is a highly experienced CTO at ControlPlan with expertise in cloud-native architectures and cybersecurity, known for leading transformative initiatives across startups and large enterprises, including as Group CTO for a €4.5 billion company. He excels in scaling organisations through agile, FinOps, and DevSecOps, while inspiring teams and engaging with stakeholders at all levels. As a Justice of the Peace since 2017, Ashley brings additional strengths in decision-making, public speaking, and community-focused leadership.In this episode of DSO Overflow, Ashley Ward, CTO at Control Plane, discusses threat modelling in cloud-native environments, security challenges, and the impact of emerging technologies like AI. Ward explains that threat modeling should start with existing knowledge and highlights the benefits of collaborative, iterative approaches. He emphasises involving various teams in the process to account for application, platform, and infrastructure layers. Ward also discusses practical frameworks, such as the CIA triad and STRIDE, and points out the specific challenges in cloud-native threat modelling, like microservices and fast-paced release cycles. Regarding AI, he cautions about the heightened risks, as AI democratises hacking capabilities. Ward advocates for using AI thoughtfully in threat modelling and encourages companies to adopt proactive security strategies. He concludes by encouraging organisations to embrace threat modelling as an evolving, essential practice.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Ashley Ward's LinkedIn profileControlPlane websiteDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacregg

DSO Overflow S4EP9Open Source IntegritywithLuke HindsIn this month's episode, Jessica and Glenn chatted with Luke Hinds to discuss topics around Open Source integrity and provenance.Luke is a co-founder and the CTO at Stacklok who loves building open source software and communities, as well as leading talented engineering teams to develop innovative cutting edge security technologies at scale.In this episode, Luke talks about the challenges of ensuring open source software integrity and provenance using cryptographic technologies and automated signing of software within the CICD pipeline using a non-profit software cryptographic signing service. He talks about managing developer expectations and how security should enable software development. We briefly discuss the dangers of putting too much trust into AI and the data that supports GenAI models.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Luke Hind's LinkedIn profileStacklok on LinkedInStacklok's websitesigstore on LinkedInsigstore websiteslsa websiteMinder websiteMinder on GitHubDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacregg

DSO Overflow S4EP8Cloud Native and KuberneteswithSteve Wade and Michael FosterIn this month's episode, Steve met with Steve Wade  and Michael Foster to talk about the  Cloud Native Club and new and future developments in Kubernetes.Steve Wade founded The Cloud Native Club, a global community for cloud-native enthusiasts. He is also a maintainer of the Flux Terraform Provider. As an experienced conference speaker, independent cloud-native consultant, and trainer, Steve shares his expertise worldwide. He has held platform leadership roles across various industries, including real estate, gaming, fintech, and the UK Parliament. With a BSc in Computer Science, Steve is passionate about cloud-native software development and distributed computing.Michael Foster regards himself as a passionate tech enthusiast and open-source advocate with a multidisciplinary background. Understands the importance of community and being a good communicator. Great problem solver, quick thinker, constant learner, and someone who is process-orientated. Able to conceptualize, coordinate, and implement by paying attention to detail while seeing the big picture. I am continually working to bridge the gap between tech and business.In this episode, Steve Wade introduces his new community called the Cloud Native Club while Steve Giguere and special guest host Michael Foster (Red Hat) introduces The State of Kubernetes Security report as an anchor to pick Steve Wade's brain on everything from how we secure cloud native to AI's influence on Kubernetes now and in the future.Cloud Native Club:The Cloud Native Club is a global community I founded in July 2024, dedicated to connecting cloud-native enthusiasts from all walks of life, no matter where they are in the world. Inspired by my journey transitioning from a football career to the tech industry, I quickly realised the immense value of community in fostering growth and success. However, I also saw that many people, especially those in remote areas, lacked access to the supportive networks that can be crucial for learning and development. The Cloud Native Club was created to bridge that gap. It's a place where anyone—from beginners to seasoned professionals—can come together to learn, share, and grow in the cloud-native space. Through our forum, weekly hangouts, and YouTube series like "My Journey" and "Project Spotlight," we aim to make cutting-edge cloud-native knowledge accessible to everyone while fostering a strong, supportive, and inclusive community.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Steve Wade's LinkedIn profileSteve Wade's Twitter profileThe Cloud Native Club on LinkedInThe Cloud Native Club on TwitterThe Cloud Native Club on YouTubeMichael Foster's LinkedIn ProfileDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacreggDev

DSO Overflow S4EP7Managing the risks that really matterwithSam WatkinsIn this month's episode, Glenn and Jessica speak with Sam Watkins to talk about a new paradigm for managing risks.Sam Watkins is an accomplished engineer working at BT in the UK. Sam is driven by a passion for driving change through the implementation of technological solutions, possessing the expertise in impacting organisational capability and performance, catering to business needs by early adaption of futuristic technological trends, and enabling organisations to meet the business needs.In this episode, Sam reveals to Jess and Glenn the exciting work she is doing at BT, a major telecommunication company in the UK to improve the organisation's application security posture. You will hear Sam talk about challenging the current paradigm of managing vulnerabilities to a paradigm of managing weaknesses. Sam discusses the risks that really matter while remaining empathetic to the needs of everyone within the organisation including compliance, engineering and risk management.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Sam's LinkedIn profileSam's personal websiteCommon Weakness EnumerationDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacreggDevSecOps - London GatheringKeep in touch with our events associated with this podcast via our website.For more about DevSecOps - London Gathering check out https://dsolg.com

Send us a Text Message.The dysfunctional angels / song witches are back together for an unfiltered look at the road to Mile 11, from the first 50 to recent artist drops, favorite venues, the Situation Room, the documentary in the works from PBS Wisconsin, and all the pit stops in between. Side to side, up and down, here we are… let's go to town!Listen up for the crew's plans and predictions for this year's fest, including featured music from Tigera, Floorbird, Nick Gonnering, and Certainly So. We'll certainly see you at a few of their shows! Check out the show's playlists on Spotify and Apple Music for more festival favorites. Who's on your must-see list this year? Sound off on TDHS social media!#SeeYouAroundTheMile

In this episode, Steve and Adam have an energetic and humorous conversation with Ben from Milwaukee based band, Tigera. The band will be playing Summerfest 2024 on Thursday, July 4 @ 4:00 PM on the Generac Power Stage. What makes a Tigera show unique and why should you see them at Summerfest on July 4th? What's the insider's hack for getting to Summerfest without breaking the bank on parking and drinks? How is Tigera pushing their musical boundaries, and what surprising new direction are they taking with their upcoming releases? All of this and more in an absolutely fun episode. Experience Milwaukee is generously presented by Nicolet Law. And look for our Milwaukee Legends series in our stream which is sponsored by Harley-Davidson. Our home studio is in Transfer Pizzeria Café. And our official beer partner is New Barons Brewing Cooperative. Intro and outro music provided by Milwaukee's own NEWSKI. Finally, get in on weekly Monday Milwaukee experience giveaways at TextMKE.com. Thanks for listening. Love you, Milwaukee.

DSO Overflow S4EP6Security in front-end application developmentwithDavid MyttonIn this month's episode, Glenn speaks with David Mytton to talk about how to make sure front-end development is secure.David Mytton is the CEO of Arcjet, a devtools software startup that helps developers protect their apps. He also writes the weekly Console.dev devtools newsletter which helps developers find the best tools.He's an angel investor in >30 early-stage developer-first startups and is working towards an Engineering Science PhD in sustainable computing at the University of Oxford. His research has been featured in The Times, WSJ, Financial Times, Fast Company, Computer Weekly, and Sky News..In this episode, David and Glenn cover the main security challenges and security hygiene affecting front-end application development. They discuss a broad range of topics including software dependencies, input validation, securing environment variables, and many other security related topics that all developers should consider when developing front-end applications.Resources mentioned in this podcast:David's LinkedIn profileDavid's blogConsole.devDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacreggDevSecOps - London GatheringKeep in touch with our events associated with this podcast via our website.For more about DevSecOps - London Gathering check out https://dsolg.com

DSO Overflow S4EP5LLM and GenAI securitywithJohn BoeroIn this month's episode, Jess and Glenn speak with Field CTO at TeraSky John Boero to talk about LLMs and GenAI.John lives in London and has 20 years in the IT industry developing and consulting for Red Hat, Puppet, HashiCorp, and more with emphasis on performance and security.In this episode, John talks about the inherent risks of using LLMs and GenAI and provides some hints on how to benefit from using them effectively. He discusses the technical details involved in LLMs to give listeners a better understanding of what's under the hood of GenAI models.Resources mentioned in this podcast:John's LinkedIn profileTerraSky's websiteDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacreggDevSecOps - London GatheringKeep in touch with our events associated with this podcast via our website.For more about DevSecOps - London Gathering check out https://dsolg.com

DSO Overflow S4EP4IoT, AI and DevSecOpswithDarren RichardsonIn this month's episode, Jess and Glenn speak with networking graduate, security enthusiast, coder and giant with a great bushy beard Darren Richardson from Eficode.Darren is an IT graduate specializing in system administration, network operation and information security with experience in Cisco IOS operation and network management. He has a passion for information security with a bias towards offensive security and ethical hacking.In this episode, Darren talks about the inherent security challenges of using IoT devices, and discusses the intersection of AI and DevSecOps and how AI is changing the way we do DevOps.Resources mentioned in this podcast:Darren's LinkedIn profileEficode's websiteDSO Overflow is a DevSecOps London Gathering production. Find the audio version on all good podcast sources like Spotify, Apple Podcast and Buzzsprout.This podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud, Tigera and ApiiroYour HostsSteve Giguere linkedin.com/in/stevegiguereGlenn Wilson linkedin.com/in/glennwilsonJessica Cregg linkedin.com/in/jessicacreggDevSecOps - London GatheringKeep in touch with our events associated with this podcast via our website.For more about DevSecOps - London Gathering check out https://dsolg.com

“Jump in head first, say yes, commit, and then trust that you're gonna figure it out…”This week if very timely while we are still in the first month of 2024. I hope your year started off strong, and I hope this week's episode makes you even more motivated to change the game! Allow my guest and I to talk you through how to best approach the numerous potential opportunities we will face this year and beyond, and how we should not let fear cause us to get stuck in life, our personal goals, and our career.In this interview, we talk about:- Sergio's immigrant upbringing and how it may have influenced him growing up- Taking risks, growth mindset, and navigating life through possible self-doubt- The importance of consistently motivating yourself and the people around you in the right way- Coaching entrepreneurs and executives on how they can improve their leadership skills and their teams' performance- Being excited about opportunities despite uncertainty and not letting the fear of the unknown cripple you- And more!ABOUT OUR GUESTSergio Tigera graduated with a double-major in International Business and Marketing from Florida International University in 2001. After college, he was hired by Caterpillar, Inc, and spent the next 14 years, 10 overseas, breaking numerous sales records and being promoted to numerous management positions in the U.S., Switzerland, Italy and Panama.In 2015, Sergio completed the Executive MBA at Florida International University and an International Consortium Program at the University of Stellenbosch in Cape Town, South Africa. Sergio was offered the role of Executive Director of Development at Florida International University's College of Business.In January 2017, Sergio became the Executive Director of U.S. Market Development for The Pacific Institute, a global consultancy specializing in performance improvement and in November 2018, founded Progress Partners Consulting, a consulting firm delivering personal as well as leadership development and Executive Coaching.He has served on the Florida International University Alumni Board for 3 years, he was a recipient of the South Florida Business Journal's “40 Under 40” Award.You can learn more about Sergio and his work here: https://www.gamechangerslive.co/ABOUT OUR HOSTKen Eslick is an Entrepreneur, Author, Podcaster, Tony Robbins Trainer, Life Coach, Husband of 35+ Years, and Grandfather. Ken currently spends his time as the President & Founder of The Leaders Lab where he and his team focus on Senior Leadership Acquisition. They get founders the next level C-Suite Leaders they need to go from being an Inc. Magazine 5000 fastest growing company to $100,000,000 + in revenue.  You can learn more about Ken and his team at theleaderslab.coListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/ken-eslick/

The Kubernetes landscape is evolving, shifting from the domain of visionaries and early adopters to a more mainstream audience. Tigera, represented by CEO Ratan Tipirneni at KubeCon North America in Chicago, recognizes the changing dynamics and the demand for simplified Kubernetes solutions. Tigera's open-source Calico security platform has been updated with a focus on mainstream users, presenting a cohesive and user-friendly solution. This update encompasses five key capabilities: vulnerability scoring, configuration hardening, runtime security, network security, and observability.The aim is to provide users with a comprehensive view of their cluster's security through a zero to 100 scoring system, tracked over time. Tigera's recommendation engine suggests actions to enhance overall security based on the risk profile, evaluating factors such as egress traffic controls and workload isolation within dynamic Kubernetes environments. Tigera emphasizes the importance of understanding the actual flow of data across the network, using empirical data and observed behavior to build accurate security measures rather than relying on projections. This approach addresses the evolving needs of customers who seek not just vulnerability scores but insights into runtime behavior for a more robust security profile.Learn more from The New Stack about Tigera and Cloud Native Security:Cloud Native Network Security: Who's Responsible?Turbocharging Host Workloads with Calico eBPF and XDP3 Observability Best Practices for Cloud Native App Security

Madrona Partner Aseem Datar hosts Tigera CEO Ratan Tipirneni. Tigera is in the business of preventing and detecting security breaches in cloud-native applications, and its open-source offering Calico is one of the most widely adopted container networking and security solutions out there. Aseem and Ratan dive into whether or not you should open source, the three business models founders should evaluate when thinking about commercializing an open-source project, how to compete with free, how product-led growth can really kickstart your business compared to traditional go-to-market, and so much more. Words of wisdom from Ratan Tipirneni:  You need to be thinking about commercialization even as you're launching the open-source offering. Wait to launch a commercial product until you reach a minimum critical mass in your community. Don't put everything in the open-source bucket. It leaves you no other option but to monetize through commercial support, which is not a very defensible business. Trying to compete with free by offering more free stuff is a losing battle. It is a fallacy to assume that just because you're offering free software a user will adopt it.  Stick to fundamentals – be clear about who your end users are and what their pain points are. Everything else will take care of itself. Stars are a vanity metric that can be gamed. Signs of daily usage, the growth rate, and user feedback are better places to start.

In this riveting installment, we dive deep into the realm of civic and philanthropic innovation with none other than Pat Morris, the esteemed Director of Civic & Philanthropic Partnerships at the Miami-Dade County Office of the Mayor. Join us as we uncover the dynamic conversation that transpired during this insightful interview. Pat Morris brings his wealth of experience and expertise to the forefront, sharing remarkable insights into fostering partnerships that ignite positive change within our communities. Discover how civic engagement and philanthropy intertwine to create a powerful force for transformation. Unveil the strategies behind successful collaborations between local governments and philanthropic entities. Gain exclusive insights into the initiatives driving real impact in Miami-Dade County and beyond. From innovative projects revitalizing public spaces to the heartwarming stories of lives touched by these endeavors, this episode promises to leave you inspired and empowered to make a difference in your own community. Tune in now to immerse yourself in this compelling dialogue that has the potential to reshape the way we approach civic progress and philanthropic endeavors. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of the change! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gamechangerslive/support

Ben Rometsch and Matt Althauser sit down with Shaun Campton, Principal Engineer at Tigera, who shares his experiences as a core developer on Project Calico. He talks about their origins of moving out of the era of doing forklift moves into OpenStack and down the development of network splitting, focusing more on a dynamic firewall approach. He opens up on his experiences writing their first 10,000 lines of code, their identity-based policy, and the value they are offering to clients. Shaun also provides insights on what may be next for Kubernetes and how open-source projects must get ready for any change ahead.

Bret is joined by Project Calico's Tomas Hruby from Tigera to dig into Calico CNI features for Kubernetes and beyond. Calico can be used in a lot of places, including Linux, Windows, containers, bare metal, eBPF or iptables. Many of us learned about it as a CNI option for Kubernetes network and networking policy.Streamed live on YouTube on February 9, 2023.Unedited live recording of this show on YouTube (Ep. #202). Includes demos.★Topics★Project CalicoTigera WebsiteProject Calico on Tigera's WebsiteCreators & Guests Bret Fisher - Host Beth Fisher - Producer Cristi Cotovan - Editor Tomas Hruby - Guest Support this show and get exclusive benefits on Patreon, YouTube, or bretfisher.com!★Join my Community★New live course on CI automation and gitops deploymentsBest coupons for my Docker and Kubernetes coursesChat with us and fellow students on our Discord Server DevOps FansGrab some merch at Bret's Loot BoxHomepage bretfisher.com (00:00) - Intro (00:52) - About this episode (01:31) - Main show (01:36) - In today's episode (03:00) - How did Tomas get started with Calico? (03:28) - Projects are typically open source and SaaS (04:07) - Project Calico elevator pitch (05:26) - What can Calico do? (06:33) - The origins of Calico (07:13) - Docker got Kubernetes started (08:25) - Project Calico on Github (08:50) - Open source version is command-line driven (09:04) - Calico and the company behind it (09:28) - What makes Calico unique? (10:54) - EBPF (12:28) - EBPF and Calico (14:28) - Question (18:02) - Demo intro (18:33) - Question (19:18) - Question (20:25) - Question (21:15) - Vulnerabilities and threats (23:28) - Question (27:05) - Calico as service mesh (30:33) - What is Tomas excited about? (31:53) - EBPF real-time tooling

Alex Mijares has established himself as one of South Florida's most vibrant artistic talents. Miami-born and internationally acclaimed artist Alexander Mijares brings a colorful perspective and injects new life into the art world with his myriad of vibrant works. A self-taught artist, Mijares finds inspiration in the dynamic energy of both his city of Miami and his Cuban and Spanish roots, and creates pieces that are rich in culture. His vision has been recognized both nationally and internationally by some of the most discerning art collectors across the globe. Forbes and Elite Daily named Mijares One of the Top 10 Most Influential Artists on separate lists.

In this podcast, Dhiraj Sehgal, Director, Product and Solution Marketing for Tigera will talkabout key takeaways shared by Openshift and Calico enterprise users to address the securityand compliance issues with active security initiatives. Tigera  inventor of Calico, one of the most widely deployed Kubernetes CNI in the world with over 2M nodes and 500K clusters. Dhiraj will also touch upon how Calico and OpenShift jointly address the container security, cloud-native network security, and compliance challenges and consequently accelerate your cloud-native application deployments.

Un plugin réseau est une brique cruciale au sein Kubernetes, car c'est grâce à lui qu'il est possible de créer un réseau au niveau du cluster. Depuis l'arrivée de la Container Network Interface, ou CNI pour faire court, il est très facile de brancher n'importe quel plugin qui réponde à cette interface ; et ces plugins sont légions ! Dans ce domaine, Calico est le couteau suisse des CNI. On le retrouve dans différentes configurations que ce soit des distributions on premise ou chez les Cloud Providers. Pour nous parler de l'écosystème Calico, nous avons le plaisir de recevoir Stéphane Reytan. Stéphane est directeur général sécurité de Blue Trusty et ensemble nous discuterons de Calico dans sa version Open Source qui permet de créer une plate-forme active de protection et d'observabilité des applications , mais aussi de l'offre Enterprise proposé par Tigera.

Web Application Firewalls (WAF) first emerged in the late 1990s as Web server attacks became more common. Today, in the context of cloud native technologies, there's an ongoing rethinking of how a WAF should be applied. No longer is it solely static applications sitting behind a WAF, said Tigera CEO Ratan Tipirneni, President & CEO of Tigera in this episode of The New Stack Makers. “With cloud native applications and a microservices distributed architecture, you have to assume that something inside your cluster has been compromised,” Tipirneni said. “So just sitting behind a WAF doesn't give you adequate protection; you have to assume that every single microservice container is almost open to the Internet, metaphorically speaking. So then the question is how do you apply WAF controls? Today's WAF has to be workload-centric, Tiperneni said. In his view, every workload has to have its own WAF. When a container launches, the WAF control is automatically spun up. So that way, even if something inside a cluster is compromised or exposes some of the services to the Internet, it doesn't matter because the workload is protected, Tiperneni said. So how do you apply this level of security? You have to think in terms of a workload-centric WAF.The Scenario The vulnerabilities are so numerous now and cloud native applications have larger attack surfaces with no way to mitigate vulnerabilities using traditional means, Tiperneni “It's no longer sufficient to throw out a report that tells you about all the vulnerabilities in your system,” Tiperneni said. “Because that report is not actionable. People operating the services are discovering that the amount of time and effort it takes to remediate all these vulnerabilities is incredible, right? So they're looking for some level of prioritization in terms of where to start.” And the onus is on the user to mitigate the problem, Tiperneni said. Those customers have to think about the blast radius of the vulnerability and its context in the system. The second part: how to manage the attack surface. In this world of cloud native applications, customers are discovering very quickly, that trying to protect every single thing, when everything has access to everything else is an almost impossible task, Tiperneni said. What's needed is a way for users to control how microservices talk to each with permissions set for intercommunciation. In some cases, specific microservices should not be talking to each other at all. “So that is a highly leveraged activity and security control that can stop many of these attacks,” Tiperneni said. Even after all of that, the user still has to assume that attacks will happen, mainly because there's always the threat of an insider attack. And in that situation, the search is for patterns of anomalous behavior at the process level, at the file system level or the system call level to determine the baseline for standard behavior that can then tell the user how to identify deviations, Tiperneni said. Then it's a matter of trying to tease out some signals, which are indicators of either an attack or of a compromise. “Maybe a simpler use case of that is to constantly be able to monitor and monitor at run time for known bad hashes or files or binaries, that are known to be bad,” Tipirneni said. The real challenge for companies is setting up the architecture to make microservices secure. There are a number of vectors the market may take. In the recording, Tipirneni talks about the evolution of WAF, the importance of observability and better ways to establish context with the services a company has deployed and the overall systems that companies have architected. “There is no single silver bullet,” Tipirneni said. “You have to be able to do multiple things to keep your application safe inside cloud native architectures.”

More ideas and thoughts around applying Zero Trust to cloud workloads and kubernetes. How should we think about the inherent vulnerabilities in these application development environments? How can you secure something that only exists for minutes at a time? Can you use open source solutions to approach the problems in this space? Do developers really need to be security engineers, and should security people know how to build apps to make things more secure? Check this one out and look for a video demo on Tigera.io and their open source Calico solution soon!

Ann Hand serves as CEO and Chairman of Super League Gaming {Nasdaq: SLGG}. She brings to her current role over 25 years of experience as a market-facing executive across several industries, including consumer retail and sustainability. Throughout her career, Ann has been honored with multiple awards and industry recognition, including “100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs” by Goldman Sachs, “Top 10 Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs” by Fortune, “100 Most Creative People” by Fast Company, “40 under 40” by Advertising Age, along with Grand Clios and Cannes Lions for integrated marketing campaigns she developed and executed. Ms. Hand earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from DePauw University, an MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, and completed executive education at Cambridge, Harvard and Stanford Universities.

Sergio is a dynamic leader, Speaker, and Executive Coach with over twenty years of domestic and international business leadership experience. He is a former Student Body President as well as former President of the State Council of Student Body Presidents. His passion for coaching individuals and teams to maximize their potential has led him to break numerous national and international sales records while working at Caterpillar for over 14 years. He spent over 10 years living and working overseas in Geneva, Switzerland, Rome, Italy, and Panama City, Panama. After Caterpillar, Sergio served as the Executive Director of Development for Florida International University's College of Business, as well as the Executive Director of The Pacific Institute. He is currently CEO of Progress Partners Consulting, a boutique firm specializing in optimizing individual and team performance. He is also the founder of the Peak Performance Method training, and is the Host of the Gamechangers LIVE Podcast! You don't want to miss this one! https://sergiotigera.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themindsetpodcast/support

In this episode of the RevOps Demystified Podcast, Tom Hunt and Alex Freeman are joined by Matthew Amadea, Head of Revenue Operations at Tigera. They discuss the significance and tips to improve inter-team communication, goal vs task-oriented RevOps processes, and tips on developing a result-oriented RevOps system.

Thomas Kruczek is professional with a broad range of business skills based on a career that has spanned the education, consulting, manufacturing, and tourism industries, including ownership of three companies. He is currently the President of Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida and Prior to coming back to Florida, Tom was the President of Notre Dame College, in Cleveland, Ohio. Tom served as the Dean of the College of Business and Management at Lynn University as well as Executive Director of the Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship at Syracuse University, which was ranked by the Bloomberg/ Business Week as the third best entrepreneurship program in the country. Tom has also owned a manufacturing company, a small resort in Wyoming, was one of the founders of a consulting firm in the tourism industry, and served as an executive with the Walt Disney Company.

In this episode, Nathan and Chris talk about VPP, Calico, CNI and Service Mesh architecture. We will learn how VPP can enhance security and performance of your K8s clusters and the benefits of using Calico.BiosChris Tomkins - Chris is lead developer advocate at Tigera, where he champions user needs to support Project Calico's users and contributor community. He has worked in networking since 2000. After realising that a per-device CLI is not a scalable solution for a large environment, he took an early interest in infrastructure-as-code approaches and large-scale automation and continues to have a special interest in pursuing technologies in these areas. You can reach Chris on Twitter @tomkinsda and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/cdtomkins/ Nathan Skryypczak - Nathan is a software engineering at Cisco focusing on container networking & cloud app performance. After spending some time deploying & scaling web applications he took interest in converting his love for script based infras into cloud native approaches, and now contributes to the building blocks of line rate container networking. He's a maintainer of the Calico/VPP integration, and of the QUIC stack & the cNAT in VPP.You can reach Nathan via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sknatThis podcast is brought to you by our sponsors:  Prisma Cloud and DynaminetYour HostsSteve Giguere: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevegiguere/Glenn Wilson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/glennwilson/DevSecOps - London GatheringKeep in touch with our events associated with this podcast via our website https://dsolg.com

Andy Señor Jr. was born and raised in Miami, Florida. In the summer of 2021 he made his film directorial debut with the HBO Original Documentary Revolution Rent, Executive produced by Neil Patrick Harris . He was the Associate Director of Gloria and Emilio Estefan's musical On Your Feet! on Broadway, Netherlands, and UK West End Productions as well as Roundabout Theatre Company's Broadway production of Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn. He served as Associate Director on the new musical FLY at Dallas Theatre Center w Jeffrey Seller. Andy made his professional debut in the Tony Award winning musical RENT as "Angel," playing the role on Broadway, London's West End, and US National and International Tours. Later he became the Assistant Director to Michael Greif on the RENT revival Off Broadway, and went on to re-stage the production in Tokyo, Japan and the historic production in Havana, Cuba. Most recently he directed two new Nilo Cruz plays, Tsunami and Farhad and the Secret of Being. He holds a BFA in Theatre from Florida International University who honored him with a Torch Award, noting him as a distinguished alumni, and further trained at The Public Theatre's Shakespeare LAB where he appeared in All's Well That Ends Well at the PUBLIC Theatre.

Two decades ago, security was an afterthought; it was often ‘bolted on' to existing applications that left businesses with a reactive approach to threat visibility and enforcement. But with the proliferation of cloud native applications and businesses employing a work from anywhere model, the traditional approach to security is being reimagined to play an integral role from development through operations. From identifying, assessing, prioritizing, and adapting to risk across the applications, organizations are moving to a full view of their risk posture by employing security across the entire lifecycle.In this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, Ratan Tipirneni, President and & CEO, Tigera discusses how organizations can take an active approach to security by bringing zero-trust principles to reduce the application's attack surface, harness machine learning to combat runtime security risks and enable a continuous compliance while mitigating risks from vulnerabilities and attacks through security policy changes.Alex Williams, founder and publisher of The New Stack hosted this podcast.

HH Bennett (Wisconsin Dells Photography), Code and Chrome, Company Brewing Zigora Major, Tigera Band (Milwaukee)

This week In the Enterprise News, iboss adds features to its Cloud Platform for visibility and control, SailPoint Workflows enable customers to automate security tasks, Digital Shadows launches two premium services streams, Praetorian launches and Open Source security scanner, Tigera addresses demand for security of containers and Kubernetes, API Security 101, CVSS scores, and more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw239

This week, in our first segment, we welcome Allie Mellen, Industry Analyst at Forrester Research, to talk about Humanizing Security Operations! Then, we welcome Darren Guccione, CEO & Co-Founder of Keeper Security, to talk! Finally, In the Enterprise News, iboss adds features to its Cloud Platform for visibility and control, SailPoint Workflows enable customers to automate security tasks, Digital Shadows launches two premium services streams, Praetorian launches and Open Source security scanner, Tigera addresses demand for security of containers and Kubernetes, API Security 101, CVSS scores, and more!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw239 Visit https://securityweekly.com/keepersecurity to learn more about them! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!   Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

This week, in our first segment, we welcome Allie Mellen, Industry Analyst at Forrester Research, to talk about Humanizing Security Operations! Then, we welcome Darren Guccione, CEO & Co-Founder of Keeper Security, to talk! Finally, In the Enterprise News, iboss adds features to its Cloud Platform for visibility and control, SailPoint Workflows enable customers to automate security tasks, Digital Shadows launches two premium services streams, Praetorian launches and Open Source security scanner, Tigera addresses demand for security of containers and Kubernetes, API Security 101, CVSS scores, and more!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw239 Visit https://securityweekly.com/keepersecurity to learn more about them! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!   Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

This week In the Enterprise News, iboss adds features to its Cloud Platform for visibility and control, SailPoint Workflows enable customers to automate security tasks, Digital Shadows launches two premium services streams, Praetorian launches and Open Source security scanner, Tigera addresses demand for security of containers and Kubernetes, API Security 101, CVSS scores, and more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw239

Marczell Klein is a world renowned hypnotherapist, confidence trainer, motivational speaker and success coach. Klein is known for using his cutting-edge psychological techniques and boosting people's confidence and psyche to help them achieve their goals. Since 2018, Marczell has frequently appeared at personal development speaker and has helped over 10,000 people. He's also been featured in Thrive Global, Disrupt Magazine, Medium Magazine and was named as one of the Top 10 Entrepreneurs in 2020 on Yahoo!

Steve Olsher is an entrepreneur with 30+ years experience, Founder/Editor-In-Chief of Podcast Magazine, creator of The New Media Summit, host of the top-rated podcast, Reinvention Radio, international keynote speaker, and in-demand strategic coach who helps businesses of all sizes leverage the power of new media to generate visibility, leads and revenue on auto-pilot.

The Latin Babbler, Tigera, and Mz Raqui talk about some celebrity humor, The lack of availability of Covid vaccines in Los Angeles in the Latino Community, and discuss the overwhelming financial contributions from Latino/Latina/Latinx businesses in the US.  Our Artist's Spotlight featured "Los Vincis".  Listen to the show on all podcast apps. or click the link below!

Join The Latin Babbler and Tigera as they kick off the Latin Babbler show. Join us for the freestyle episode, and the Top 10 Things Latinos Can't live without.  Poetry by Bouncebackbpoetry titled Butterfly Queen.  Spotlight Artists Music from the Three Pyramids.

Ernie Gomez talks with speaker and executive coach Sergio Tigera

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This week, Nick's 'Entrepreneur In Focus' is Sergio Tigera, the host of the incredible podcast, Gamechangers LIVE - and an executive coach and leadership development consultant, who joins Nick to discuss the importance of a good work/life balance, how to break through limiting beliefs, and how to look at results in a far more practical way. KEY TAKEAWAYS The corporate life is certainly an attractive one and offers many benefits. This can be why so many get caught up in it, and find it difficult to strike out on their own. There comes a point in many careers, where the job can be done almost blindfolded. When we reach this point, we need to decide if our time can be used in more precious ways. We create true, positive, impactful change, by creating opportunities and change for others. The act of serving others is where true fulfilment lies. Playing in your comfort zone is comfortable. Stepping outside is like putting tension on a rubber band. You can feel pressure. But you'll never conquer your fear if you allow yourself to be subservient to it. BEST MOMENTS 'For 14 years I had the golden handcuffs on' 'I knew that I wasn't fulfilling my purpose' 'Impacting people's lives - that's where the passion is' 'We can't keep ourselves trapped by fear' VALUABLE RESOURCES Scale Up Your Business – scaleup.vip/podcast Join the free Scale Up Your Business community: scaleup.vip/community Take the Six Peaks of Value Creation Scorecard, to measure your current business performance and show you where to focus to get to where you want to be: https://scaleup.vip/sixpeaks          Sergio Tigera LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergiotigera Gamechangers LIVE - https://www.gamechangerslive.co ABOUT THE HOST My name is Nick Bradley. I’m an entrepreneur, author, speaker and investor. My background is in growing and scaling VC and Private Equity backed businesses. Having successfully built, bought and sold a number of companies, and removed myself from day-to-day operations, my focus now is on helping entrepreneurs get to where they want to be, in business and in life. As well as investing in growth businesses and backing turnarounds - with the ultimate aim of creating value from significant capital events. I’m passionate about personal and professional development - showing up and being the best version of myself ... every day. My bigger vision is to help bring entrepreneurial skills, experience and mindset to people in developing nations - so they can follow their dreams, live life more on their terms - utilising entrepreneurship as a global force for good. CONTACT METHOD Nick’s Facebook Page: https://scaleup.vip/FB   Nick’s LinkedIn: https://scaleup.vip/LI   Nick's Instagram: https://scaleup.vip/IG   Scale Up Your Business website: www.suyb.global See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evinrude Outboard Motors, Tigera, Wisconsin Dells Brewing Co., Lake Louie

Dziś odcinek na spokojnie. Będzie garść newsów ze świata golfa, ponieważ działo się wiele. Jednak motywem przewodnim będzie wypadek Tigera. Już mogę o tym na spokojnie mówić. Emocje opadły. Zapraszam do słuchania. Jacek Person

Join The Latin Babbler, Tigera, and Mz Raqui as we welcome our special guest Jennifer Barreto-Leyva, the 1st Latina Plus-size model. We discuss her journey and the topic of body positivity in the Latin community.

As enterprises embark and travel on their Kubernetes Journey, broad deployment of containerized applications are often delayed by the challenges of driving alignment across the stakeholders of Networking, Security, Compliance, and DevOps teams. In this podcast, we visit with Amit Gupta, the VP of Product Management and Business Development for Tigera. Tigera is the inventor of Calico, the most widely deployed Kubernetes CNI in the world with over 150,000 known clusters. Amit will discuss how Calico and Calico Enterprise integrate with OpenShift to address the network security and compliance challenges and consequently accelerate your Kubernetes deployments.

W dzisiejszym odcinku. Terminarz golfa wciąż pod znakiem zapytania. Zgłębiamy temat Brysona DeChambeau. Jak sprzątał w pokoju, skąd wzięły się jego unikalne kije, dlaczego porównywany był do Tigera i czy nie jest po prostu za mądry dla golfa.  Zapraszam. Jacek Person.

Sergio Tigera joins us on the Business Blast podcast! This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

Christopher Liljenstolpe is the founder and chief technology officer of Tigera, a provider of cloud native security and networking software. He formed Tigera to offer commercial support for Project Calico, a control plane he created for cloud native applications.  In this episode of The New Stack Analysts podcast, TNS Managing Editor Joab Jackson and TNS contributing analyst Janakiram MSV talk with Liljenstolpe about Calico's creation, overlay networks, service meshes and IPv6. Key Takeaways: Originally created for OpenStack, Calico was designed to make it easy to get data packets from one part of the network to another, using the Internet technologies like IP routing, rather than switching, virtual networks, overlay networks or other complex approaches. Since this form of networking offers only a coarse-grained isolation across nodes, so Calico uses real-time distributed filtering engines to control which nodes can communicate with one another, in effect acting as a network policy enforcement tool. Anticipating containers, Calico was designed for very dynamic environments, and can manage hundreds of thousands of end-points that can change location at any time.