Make threats visible in your cloud environment — Eric Jung
summary
Shows concrete tooling and thresholds: Trend Micro Vision One and artifact scanner integrate image scanning, runtime sidecar monitoring and XDR-style log unification to trace a CVE from an nginx image (reported with 103 vulnerabilities including 4 high CVEs) through host and lateral movement. Recommends blocking CI/CD on high/critical findings, using secrets manager instead of embedding keys, enforcing pod/network policies, and notes sidecar overhead is small (a few tiny pods). Demo and visual workbench available at the booth.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:26Speaker background and expertise
- 3:39Why container security matters
- 6:52Securing host and container environments
- 10:29Network security for containers
- 11:34Securing management stack
- 13:47Building secure container foundations
- 15:17Lateral movement risks demo
- 16:21Detecting threats with XDR
- 17:49Q&A session
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