Keynote: Modern Least Privilege with DevSecOps
summary
Describes a platform-first security model built on Kubernetes that cuts patching from six months to about three days at one bank by automated rolling updates, immutable images and credential rotation, embedding roughly 10 of 12 pipeline controls so developers don’t craft Dockerfiles, and rotating secrets on node touch. Uses k-native scale-to-zero, Build Service and buildpacks, Cluster API for declarative OS rollouts, a Tanzu application catalog for vetted open source, and aims for ephemeral identity via SPIFFE and envoy + Mesh7 API protection.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:18Platform teams
- 1:17Continuous delivery
- 2:59Least Privilege
- 5:25The 3Rs
- 7:48Modern Least Privilege
- 9:52Scaling to Zero
- 10:49Modern Software Supply Chain
- 12:09declarative OS patching
- 13:26Tanzu Application Catalog
- 13:55Spring Framework
- 15:02Wrapup
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