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S9 Bonus: The Open-Source Security Fabric: Blasting Through Kubernetes Alert Noise and Engineering eBPF Runtime Protection with Shauli Rozen, Co-Founder & CEO of ARMO Security
Feb 15, 2024 · Season 9 · 22 min
Security for your Kubernetes Clusters
Shauli Rozen grew up in Israel, and besides a 5 year stint stateside, he has spent his whole life there. He is married with 3 boys, and is 45 years old. Shauli loves the beach, and the ocean, spending time surfing, scuba diving and free diving. Free diving peaked my interest, and he described it as diving with fins without scuba gear, holding your breath. He has made it 26m deep, which requires him to hold his breath for 60 seconds.
In the past, Shauli noticed that the world was not actually ready for Kubernetes. The adoption curve proved to them that businesses had different problems outside of security. After spending 2 years of discovery and intimately learning Kubernetes, they spent 2 weeks to change the game in security - using open source.
This is the creation story of ARMO Security.
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