Most companies today use some variation of the firewall or fortress model for perimeter security. This model assumes everything on the outside is dangerous and everything in the inside is safe and worked well when employees worked on desktop computers at the company HQ. Neal Mueller and Max Saltonstall offer an overview of Googles BeyondCorp, a new model for today's dispersed BYOD workforce.

Traditionally we security professionals have been viewed as gate keepers, rule enforcers, and the people who say "no." Fredrick Lee shines a light on the ways security has allowed the world to do more and encourages security professionals to solve the difficult problems that will allow us to say "yes." Our profession needs to reach beyond being gatekeepers and move toward being gate openers.

Open contrail is an open source SDN controller which natively integrates with openstack and ideally suitable for any Service provide who wants to virtualize networ …

Edge computing have become increasingly important due to the demands of latency sensitive applications and explosion of data from end user devices in cases such as Internet of Things (IoT). One common …

While Kubernetes offers new and exciting ways to deploy and scale container-based workloads in production, many organizations may not be aware of the security risks inherent in the out-of-the-box stat …

While the rest of the world tries to solve the problems of insecure software with firewalls and intrusion detection, Jeremy Anderson explains how to solve the problem where it starts: at the code that defines it. Join Jeremy to learn how to fix code security defects when theyre created instead of during production when its already too late.

The conventional view is that Security and ACLs are implemented in the network, through a set of typical firewall rules that rely on the IP and Port number. In Kubernetes, everything is a label and p …