New Security as Code blueprints for Kubernetes ensure secure and compliant cloud native workloads
- oak9, developer-first cloud native security leader, has expanded its platform with pre-built Security as Code blueprints for Kubernetes so cloud native workloads hosted and deployed on Kubernetes clusters are secure and compliant by design.
- oak9’s support for Kubernetes will help customers find, validate, and remediate security design gaps across their cloud infrastructure in real-time, when code is written, automatically.
- This new feature helps customers reduce false positives, IaC security review time, and cumbersome management of static policies, saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars on cloud security.
Press Release – CHICAGO April 13th 2023
The rapid growth of cloud native activity has spurred adoption of platforms like Kubernetes. According to Dynatrace, Kubernetes saw an annual growth rate of 127% last year and 73% of Kubernetes clusters are hosted in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Public clouds continue to dominate, but users and developers struggle to protect those environments.
oak9, developer-first cloud native security leader, has expanded its platform with pre-built Security as Code blueprints for Kubernetes. This ensures cloud native workloads hosted and deployed on Kubernetes clusters are secure and compliant by design. This new feature helps customers reduce false positives, IaC security review time, and cumbersome management of static policies, saving them hundreds of thousands of dollars on cloud security.
“oak9 is solving for the massive challenges of scale and complexity in modern software development.”
Om Vyas, CEO, oak9
“Our customers are increasingly relying on Kubernetes to host and deploy their applications, and they’ve counted on us to deliver this support so they can mitigate security risks facing cloud native software development today,” said Om Vyas, CEO and Co-Founder at oak9. “Kubernetes is a powerful platform that requires equally powerful security controls. With our Security as Code blueprints for k8s, customers can rest assured their cloud native workloads are secure from architecture design, all the way through post-deployment.”
oak9’s support for Kubernetes will help customers find, validate, and remediate security design gaps across their cloud infrastructure in real-time, when code is written, automatically.
In addition to expanding its Security as Code blueprints for Kubernetes, oak9 has also expanded its multi-IaC validation capabilities. oak9 can now simultaneously validate Terraform, Cloud Formation and Kubernetes stored in the same code repository, a first in the industry. This new capability gives developers freedom to use the tools and languages they want.
“oak9 is solving for the massive challenges of scale and complexity in modern software development. Infrastructure as Code is a vital component, and oak9’s expansion into Kubernetes support offers our customers a more robust cloud native offering that tackles these challenges,” Vyas added.
Learn more about how oak9’s Kubernetes support helps security teams.
About oak9
oak9 secures cloud native infrastructure for developers. oak9 Security as Code continuously finds, analyzes, and remediates security and compliance issues in real-time, as changes occur in infrastructure as code (IaC) and deployed cloud workloads. oak9’s proprietary Security as Code (SaC) blueprints support 20-plus compliance standards out-of-the-box including HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI, SOC2 and ISO27001. oak9’s open-sourced Security as Code also enables security engineers to extend oak9 security blueprints for additional guard rails. Headquartered in Chicago, oak9 is a Built in 2022 Start-up to Watch backed by key investors Menlo Ventures, HPA, Cisco Investments, and Morgan Stanley’s Next Level Fund. oak9 partners with HashiCorp, AWS, and Microsoft, and actively supports the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) and Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). Keep in touch with oak9 on LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, and TikTok, or visit oak9.io.
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