Hear from Glen Arrowsmith, VP of IT and Security Engineering at Arkose Labs, about how the global leader in online account security and fraud detection uses Sysdig to secure and strengthen its AWS cloud environment. As its environment scaled, the Arkose Labs team needed to consolidate cloud and container security tools to save time and reduce risk.

The sixth annual Sysdig Cloud-Native Security and Container Usage report is here! Get actionable insights from real-world customer data on the cloud and container usage of organizations around the world! For example, did you know that 87% of container images include a high or critical vulnerability?

Detecting a crypto (bitcoin, monero, etc.) miner malware is essential to prevent a cryptojacking attack. Learn how to detect and prevent these mining attacks! Cryptojacking is a cybercrime in which another party’s computing resources are hijacked to mine cryptocurrency.#CryptoJacking, which is also referred to as malicious cryptomining, lets hackers mine crypto currency (like bitcoin, monero, ethereum, etc.) without paying for electricity, hardware and other mining resources.

How do you secure your Docker containers against the latest vulnerabilities? What tools help your containers stay secure from the #Dockerfile through the runtime? Where is scanning most effective in the container lifecycle? We compiled a short list of security best practices to keep your #containers safe and answer these questions.

What does #Sysdig do and how is it different from other cloud and container security tools? Hear CEO Suresh Vasudevan explain how Sysdig can help customers secure and monitor their containers on the cloud from source to runtime. Stay up to date on the latest cloud native news and trends, get all the info on latest vulnerabilities and discover new ways for securing and monitoring kubernetes and containers on our blog.

Escaping a docker container can get you access to the whole linux host, so it's a precious technique for a cyber attack. But it's also valuable for defenders: hacking docker containers to get a breakout is a fun way to better understand a vulnerability and how to better protect from these exploits! In this hands on video, we look at three real life scenarios where you can actually break out from a docker container.

We will introduce how Falco can be extended to be used for data sources beyond syscalls, opening up use cases covering detections on cloud-native platforms using any JSON compatible logs from cloud vendors, or sources such as AWS Cloudtrail.

Is your organization ready to pay an additional $430,000 cloud bill as a result of cryptojacking? The Sysdig Threat Research Team recently released the 2022 Sysdig Cloud-Native Threat Report, which details the cost of cryptojacking, the reality of software supply chain risks, and how hacktivism has become a prominent feature in cyber warfare. While the motives of hackers have not changed, they have adjusted their attack patterns and tactics to penetrate cloud environments more effectively. Fortify your cloud by understanding the current threat landscape and identifying defense strategies.

Software flaws are inevitable, and as Log4Shell recently reminded us, their impact can be massive. Using Log4Shell as a prime example we explain.

Here we will introduce Falco as a threat detection engine, defining its concepts and key components - events, rules and alerts. For the full, free Falco 101 course, including fully interactive hands-on labs and much more content to gain expertise on Falco for all kinds of experience levels, visit the Sysdig learning portal. Below are some of the topics you can expect to find as part of Falco 101.