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In this episode, we're thrilled to have Liz Rice, the Chief Open Source Officer at Isovalent, join us for an insightful conversation on the transformative world of eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) and the Cilium project.

In this special edition of Cloud Unfiltered, recorded live from KubeCon Paris, host Michael Chenetz sits down with Matt Johnson, Cloud Security Field CTO at Palo Alto Networks, to dive deep into the evolving landscape of cloud native security. As organizations continue to embrace cloud technologies and Kubernetes, the complexity of securing these environments has never been more challenging. Matt shares his insights on the current state of cloud security, the importance of a holistic approach to securing applications across multiple layers, and the role of developers in the security ecosystem.

In this special edition of Cloud Unfiltered, recorded at KubeCon Paris, host Michael Chenetz sits down with Sebastian Stadil, co-founder of Scalr. Sebastian has been pivotal in the DevOps community, especially with his recent work spearheading the OpenTofu initiative. During this insightful episode, Sebastian shares his journey in the tech world, the mission behind Scalr, and his perspectives on the evolution of infrastructure as code.

Embark on a unique journey into the depths of cloud security in this riveting edition of Cloud Unfiltered, direct from the heart of KubeCon Paris. This episode, featuring the insightful Whitney Lee and the knowledgeable Victor Farcic, takes you on a "Choose Your Own Adventure" exploration of cloud security, offering a personalized path through the complex landscape of protecting cloud environments.

In this video, Product Manager, Scott Tolley shows how setting up the new Project Views feature in Seeker can help developers focus their time and attention on the most relevant vulnerability findings in running applications– without hiding the full details from security team. This new feature lets security and development teams...

Cloud native technologies have empowered engineering teams to innovate rapidly: from releasing a few times a year to several times a day. This means security assessment have to be done continuously. To achieve this, developer, operation, and security teams have to collaborate in novel ways. Instead of communicating through backlogs, they need to work towards shared objectives. From processes to tooling, teams have to rethink the way they approach security, share context, and improve the security posture of their organization.