Almost five years ago (which is wild to think about) I set out on a journey. That journey has resulted in amazing times, times of tragedy, incredibly depression, and months where there didn’t appear to be any way to come up for air (or any reason to want to). During
There’s only one way to secure a Kubernetes cluster from an application stack (Deployments, Pods, ConfigMaps, Secrets, etc etc.) perspective, and that’s to see and
By default, Kubernetes clusters are not secure in the slightest. Everything from: Not being forced to set SecurityContexts. The default Service Account is used to
In this blog post, you’ll learn about what AppSec (Application Security) is, what you need to break into AppSec, various AppSec tools, AppSpec terminology, and
There have been several reports over the years from organizations like Red Hat and various security research firms and independent engineers that give us a
Just about every security issue is due to a misconfiguration. Think about it – security bugs are always due to some misconfiguration at the code
Whether you’re in the game of automation/scripting or software engineering, there’s a typical question that you’ll ask yourself. “Why this language?”. The answer could be
Cybersecurity is arguably the “coolest” IT-style job role in 2024 (others may put cloud-native in that category). Because of that, many engineers are trying to
Despite the innovation in the tech space from mainframes to servers to virtualization to cloud to Kubernetes, one thing holds true – resources are resources.
Open up a web browser. Google “What is Platform Engineering?”. You’ll be greeted with a massive amount of links. As you go through each Google