Containers stories
Sysdig and Snyk have announced the integration of Sysdig Secure with Snyk Container to cover container security from development through operations.
More than 75% of running containers have vulnerabilities, partly as a result of ignoring security and operational best practices.
Rafay Systems has announced support for running virtual machines and containers on Kubernetes through its Kubernetes Operations Platform.
While COVID-19 marked 2020 and 2021, 2022 is set to be a year of recovery with organisations settling into new ways of working.
While Kubernetes itself sits in the developer and engineering realm, it has notable flow-on effects on the wider business.
The rapid adoption of cloud services has brought new cyber threats. Read how Sophos' Cloud Optix tackles container vulnerabilities.
Trend Micro introduces Cloud One Container Security, a service designed to enhance container security in Kubernetes environments.
Spot by NetApp comprises new capabilities that NetApp CEO George Kurian hopes to help businesses thrive in the new normal.
This is the first time Gartner has published a forecast for container management, in response to the increasing importance of the underlying technology.
Monitoring the Kubernetes control plane and master components is essential when it comes to maximising the ROI of container investments.
HPE's Container Platform, the first enterprise-grade container platform in the industry, is now generally available.
Elastic has announced the maturation of its Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes from its beta phase and into general availability this month.
HPE is revolutionising AI/ML deployment with its new container-based software, HPE ML Ops, reducing implementation times from months to just days.
Cloud container vulnerabilities are on the rise, increasing by 46% compared to last year, according to Skybox Security's latest report.
In line with ever-changing demands on IT, containers are exploding in popularity and look set to become the preferred method for deploying applications.
The addition of Thunder Containers extends the company's multi-cloud portfolio and increases the performance, security and availability of applications.
Container security capabilities added to Trend Micro Deep Security have elevated protection across the DevOps lifecycle and runtime stack.
Benefits include sales and marketing, training and certification, partner managers, portfolio differentiation, and automated deal registration.
Kubernetes monitoring and LM Service Insight provide performance analytics and data retention for microservices and containerised applications.
While many companies had previously been afraid of making the move, new advances in cloud security have reduced the number of successful cyber attacks.
