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Kubernetes Security Myths Debunked

I talk to many folks on slack channels, twitter and in person about various security issues with Kubernetes. I hear many of the same myths that I’d like to address and debunk. The Kubernetes Dashboard is a Security Risk Nope. Not even a little. The problem isn’t the dashboard, it’s how you deploy it. When…

Simplify Kubernetes Security with Orchestra

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Kubernetes Authentication Tremolo Security today released Orchestra, an open source portal for Kubernetes authentication and automation. Authentication and access management are two of the hardest to manage components of Kubernetes. The Orchestra portal simplifies both these components with a simple to deploy solution that integrates both command line and dashboard access to your cluster. Orchestra's...

Use OpenUnison to Manage Multiple Kubernetes Clusters

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Our open source Kubernetes Identity Manager is a great way to manage your Kubernetes cluster. It gives you an authentication portal you can use to access to your dashboard and use kubectl without messing with kube/config files as well as a way to consistently provision namespaces and manage access to those namespaces. There are other…

How To Succeed in Identity Management Without Really Trying

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I do identity management the manual way! If it works and I control it then there I stay! The Company Way – How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying When I was a kid my parents took me to see Matthew Broderick in “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, a show that…

ICAM on a Purchase Card

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If you’ve done any work for or with the US federal government, you’ve heard the acronym ICAM or FICAM. It stands for the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Management standards outlined at https://gsa.github.io/ficam-arch/. These are a set of standards agencies should follow when it comes to identity management, items like using your PIV cards for authentication…

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Kubernetes Security Myths Debunked

Use OpenUnison to Manage Multiple Kubernetes Clusters

ICAM on a Purchase Card

Kubernetes Security Myths Debunked

Simplify Kubernetes Security with Orchestra

Kubernetes and Active Directory with Canonical