Let the Chaos Begin—SRE Chaos Engineering Meets Cybersecurity
summary
Shows a concrete Security Chaos Engineering run against a Kubernetes cluster that deploys a kubernetes honeypot and measures detection with a Prometheus Grafana Elasticsearch stack. Hypotheses: internal port scans and SQL injection attempts are detectable and blockable. Demo runs nmap and a SQL injector, dashboards surface scanning and injection hits, and the honeypot logs and alerts confirm detection while some ports remain undetected, proving gaps and guiding automated followup remediation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Security Chaos Engineering is ...
- 2:28Security Chaos Engineering Use cases & practices
- 7:26Security Chaos Engineering is not ...
- 8:38Who Owns the Security Chaos Experiment
- 10:19Security Chaos Experimentation
- 12:06Execute the Security Chaos Experiment
- 22:55Conclusion
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