Docker

I’ve already touched the hardened images theme in the past talking how this theme is important in today’s world. Reducing the attack surface of our containers is not just a “nice to have” anymore; it is a fundamental requirement for a secure software supply chain. In an era where vulnerabilities can be exploited within hours of disclosure, starting with a secure base is half the battle. That is why the recent move by Docker is so significant. ...

In my last few years as a Team Leader DevSecOps, I’ve spent a significant amount of time helping customers, mostly in the financial sector, navigate the complexities of cloud-native security. I have seen companies invest heavily in state-of-the-art runtime protection, CNAPPs, and sophisticated CI/CD security gates. Yet, a familiar pattern emerges time and again: the moment security teams start looking at vulnerability reports, chaos ensues. The numbers are just too high to handle, creating a paralyzing sense of alert fatigue. ...

As I wrote in my last post, CyberArk Conjur is an enterprise secrets manager. , CyberArk Conjur is an enterprise secrets manager. In this post, I’ll provide an architecture overview along with the main system requirements. Conjur is currently available in two versions: Enterprise and open source (known as OSS). A “cloud” version will be available soon, offered as a SaaS solution. This post focuses on the Enterprise version, which is similar but not identical to the OSS version. ...