Easy Security Win: VCF Storage Encryption Easy Security Win: VCF Storage Encryption (Day 15 of 22.Today: storage encryption) Some security work is hard; network segmentation means meetings with every application owner, and identity projects take years. Storage encryption is different. In VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), vSAN encryption takes a few clicks and runs in […] … Read more
Encryption Key Provider Design Encryption Key Provider Design (Day 16 of 22. Today: key provider design) Encryption makes data protection simpler, because once data is encrypted, keeping it safe comes down to protecting something much smaller, the keys, and making sure they’re available when you need them. Our post on storage encryption showed how easy … Read more
VCF Helping You Respond to PHP2Shell VCF Helping You Respond to PHP2Shell (Day 17 of 22. Today: responding to a busy week of vulnerabilities) We are deviating from our posted schedule a little bit to talk about the events of this week: a lot of vulnerability news at once, including two critical flaws in PHP, … Read more
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Protecting the vSphere Kubernetes Control Plane: Architecting Zero Trust for Supervisor and VKS with vDefend Protecting the vSphere Kubernetes Control… Securing the control plane that your Kubernetes strategy depends on. As enterprise containerization accelerates on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), the vSphere Supervisor becomes the central focal point of both operation and platform risk. Securing tenant … Read more
Why are Kubernetes quotas harder to implement than they seem? Join Broadcom’s Deepak Kinni and Xing Yang at #KubeConNA to explore lessons from building a production-grade quota system. Add to your schedule: Why Quotas Are Hard in Kubernetes: Lessons from… Why are Kubernetes quotas harder to implement than they seem? Join Broadcom’s Deepak Kinni and … Read more
What’s new in Kubernetes contributor experience and governance? Join Broadcom’s Natalie Fisher and Nabarun Pal, alongside speakers from Google and SUSE, at #KubeConNA for the latest SIG ContribEx updates. Nov. 10 | 3:40 PM MST Add to your schedule: Kubernetes SIG ContribEx: Sub-Project and… What’s new in Kubernetes contributor experience and governance? Join Broadcom’s Natalie … Read more
Can an 8-minute time skew lock a Kubernetes cluster for an entire day? Join Broadcom’s Akhil Mohan at #KubeConNA to uncover what went wrong and the lessons learned. Add to your schedule: When the Clock Lies: How an 8-Minute Time Skew… Can an 8-minute time skew lock a Kubernetes cluster for an entire day? Join … Read more
From Open Source to Enterprise: Understanding the VMware Salt API Evolution From Open Source to Enterprise: Understanding… In this blog, we explore a powerful new capability introduced in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1.1 which further enhances compliance and configuration management. Previously, VCF Operations offered Security Posture Management and Configuration Management only from the user interface. … Read more
Autonomous AI agents are transforming enterprise workflows, but they bring a new set of security challenges that traditional controls weren’t designed to solve. Unlike conventional apps, agents can discover tools, delegate tasks, and trigger workflows independently. Securing them requires more than just model guardrails or static API scopes—it requires a dedicated runtime control plane. Our … Read more