Digital authentication credentials—commonly referred to as secrets—are a highly desirable target for cyber attackers. With access to privileged accounts and resources, attackers can breach applications, databases, domain controllers, and other critical infrastructure to disrupt operations or steal intellectual property.
Managing secrets across Kubernetes clusters in hybrid and/or multi-cloud environments is difficult, as they cannot be securely shared across clusters or clouds, and spreading them across multiple tools can create a large attack surface for attackers to exploit.
This whitepaper explains how solution architects can use our integrated technologies to help organisations strengthen security in Kubernetes clusters across production and development environments in multiple clouds, public and private, without impeding DevOps velocity.
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