Sponsored Keynote: From Google to NIST — The Future of Cloud Native Security
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Claims five runtime policy checks as the minimum for cloud-native zero trust: message authenticity and anti-eavesdropping, encryption in transit, cryptographic service identity, runtime service-to-service authorization, and end-user session authentication plus authorization. Describes work tied to NIST microservices standards and tooling such as Istio and Envoy, cites OSCAL and SBOM attention, and highlights identity-based segmentation as the concrete pattern and automation path to enforce those checks across every service hop.
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