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mend

Building Strong Container Security for Modern Applications

Oct 16, 2025 By Mend.io Team In Mend
Containers have transformed how modern applications are built and deployed. They’re lightweight, portable, and allow teams to move software from development to production faster than ever before. But as adoption has accelerated, so have security concerns. From vulnerable base images to exposed Kubernetes clusters, container security has become a top priority for AppSec and DevSecOps professionals.
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Kubernetes Consulting Strategies for Scalable Applications

Kubernetes Consulting Strategies for Scalable Applications

Oct 16, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
If there's one platform that has gradually wrestled its way to the top and become one of the most popular platforms when it comes to managing cloud-native applications, it's Kubernetes for sure. And this shouldn't come as a surprise, since it enables businesses to manage, deploy, and scale containers, allowing them to be a lot more effective, and, concurrently, retain a competitive edge. Although there's no denying that Kubernetes can be of massive help, to be honest, it's not very easy to comprehend and manage, and that's all due to its complexity, which many companies struggle with.
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CloudCasa

CloudCasa Now Supports NFS Backup Targets - More Flexibility for Kubernetes Environments

Oct 8, 2025 By CloudCasa In CloudCasa
CloudCasa for Kubernetes just got more versatile. In addition to object storage targets such as Amazon S3, Azure Blob, and other S3-compatible platforms, CloudCasa now supports NFS (Network File System) as a backup destination. This enhancement gives organizations even greater flexibility when choosing how and where to store their Kubernetes backups — whether in the cloud, on-premises, or both.
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trilio

Understanding Container Orchestration Platforms

Oct 7, 2025 By Rodolfo Casas In Trilio
Security architecture separates successful container deployments from costly data breaches. When comparing Rancher against OpenShift, organizations must examine how each platform handles access controls, compliance frameworks, and disaster recovery protocols. Both platforms manage Kubernetes clusters effectively, but their security models take different approaches. OpenShift integrates Red Hat’s enterprise security stack with built-in image scanning and strict pod security standards.
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tigera

SUSE and Tigera: Empowering Secure, Scalable Kubernetes with Calico Enterprise

Oct 3, 2025 By Utpal Bhatt In Tigera
As organizations expand Kubernetes adoption—modernizing legacy applications on VMs and bare metal, running next-generation AI workloads, and deploying intelligence at the edge—the demand for infrastructure that is scalable, flexible, resilient, secure, and performant has never been greater. At the same time, compliance, consistent visibility, and efficient management without overburdening teams remain critical.
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VM Backup & Restore on Spectro Cloud | Live Demo for Kubernetes & KubeVirt

Oct 1, 2025 By CloudCasa In CloudCasa
Watch a step-by-step live demo of how to back up and restore KubeVirt-based VMs using CloudCasa on Spectro Cloud. This walkthrough covers: Multi-tenant access VM backup workflow with CSI & non-CSI storage Policy-based scheduling & snapshot safe lock Full VM restore with namespace transform Post-restore actions and validation in Palette UI Whether you're running VMs on-prem and migrating to the cloud or need robust Kubernetes backup & disaster recovery, this demo shows you how to do it the cloud-native way.
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teleport

AI Session Recording Summaries for SSH, Kubernetes Exec, and Postgres

Sep 24, 2025 By Ben Arent In Teleport
Since Teleport 1.0, we have shipped built-in session recording and replay. Nine years later, we are shipping the biggest upgrade yet: AI Session Summaries. Teams using Teleport onboard thousands of engineers (developers, DBAs, Windows users) who run thousands of interactive sessions every day. That easily adds up to 5,000+ hours of recordings per month, which is too much for humans to review proactively.
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