Tetragon - eBPF-based Security Observability & Runtime Enforcement - Isovalent
News: Tetragon has reached 1.0! Tetragon 1.0 is here! Read the announcement to learn about the overhead benchmarks, default observability policy library, and tracing process execs! Read the blog We are excited to announce the Tetragon open source project. Tetragon is a powerful eBPF-based security observability and runtime enforcement platform that has been part of Isovalent Cilium Enterprise for
Security Observability with eBPF - Isovalent
Kubernetes has become the de facto cloud operating system, making it a rich target for both passive and direct attackers. In fact, the largest concern most organizations have with Kubernetes is securing their production environments. Kubernetes does not offer a default observability or a security configuration to discern if your pods or clusters have been attacked or compromised. We have been work
Detecting a Container Escape with Cilium and eBPF - Isovalent
If you run Cloud Native Workloads, you better secure them. After all, services are often exposed to the public and Workloads might belong to various tenants. In this blog post we will show you how an attacker with access to your Kubernetes cluster could do a container escape: running a pod to gain root privileges, escaping the pod onto the host, and persisting the attack with invisible pods and fi
What’s new in Cilium 1.11? Service Mesh Beta, Topology Aware Routing, OpenTelemetry, ... - Isovalent
How eBPF will solve Service Mesh - Goodbye Sidecars - Isovalent
Service mesh is a concept describing the requirements of modern cloud native applications with regards to communication, visibility, and security. Current implementations of this concept involve running sidecar proxies in each workload or pod. This is a pretty inefficient way of solving these requirements. In this post, we will look at an alternative to the sidecar model that provides a transparen
AWS picks Cilium for Networking & Security on EKS Anywhere - Isovalent
Isovalent partner AWS has just announced the availability of EKS Anywhere (EKS-A) to manage on-premises Kubernetes clusters. As part of this, AWS picked Cilium as the built-in default for networking and security. So, as you create your first EKS Anywhere (EKS-A) cluster, you will automatically have Cilium installed and benefit from the powers of eBPF. AWS joins other cloud providers in picking Cil
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