How H2O.ai bridges runtime & build time intelligence for security
summary
H20 migrates from a noisy, costly stack to a single eBPF agent on EKS that installs in about 24 hours, consolidates GuardDuty/Inspector and other tools, and gives end-to-end runtime visibility with a live network map and baselines for containers and notebooks. Vulnerability triage drops from 2,000→7→2 funnel by exploitability, ingress, and business tags. Identities link AWSSSO/Okta to pods and roles, and build scans show runtime-to-build context so developers see nonblocking risk before deploy.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introductions and overview
- 1:44Defining cloud security
- 3:12Solving cloud security gaps
- 5:36Easy deployment and setup
- 7:07Context-aware vulnerability
- 9:21Tracing vulnerabilities
- 11:08Refining security with filters
- 14:08Runtime visibility and maps
- 18:03Advanced API security
- 19:35Container baselining
- 21:30Managing user identities
- 26:40Cost reduction and efficiency
- 29:42Improving developer engagement
- 32:04Bridging devops and security
- 34:58Future outlook and wrap up
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