Today, we’re delighted to share Uptycs Kubernetes Risk Insights—our latest enhancement to elevate your security posture. This new feature correlates runtime security findings, like cryptominers, exploitable vulnerabilities, and more, directly to misconfigurations in your cloud and Kubernetes control plane, such as internet exposure and excessive permissions.
Organizations have long taken a siloed approach to addressing Kubernetes security risks in their environment through static compliance and misconfiguration scanning or image vulnerability scanning. However, Uptycs intelligently combines insights and presents attack paths to crown jewel assets and presents a unified risk score for every container. This enables security teams to triage and prioritize the most critical risks based on runtime and Kubernetes context that assesses the likelihood of a breach and the potential severity of a breach for every container workload.
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Today, we’re delighted to share Uptycs Kubernetes Risk Insights—our latest enhancement to elevate your security posture. This new feature correlates runtime security findings, like cryptominers, exploitable vulnerabilities, and more, directly to misconfigurations in your cloud and Kubernetes control plane, such as internet exposure and excessive permissions.
Organizations have long taken a siloed approach to addressing Kubernetes security risks in their environment through static compliance and misconfiguration scanning or image vulnerability scanning. However, Uptycs intelligently combines insights and presents attack paths to crown jewel assets and presents a unified risk score for every container. This enables security teams to triage and prioritize the most critical risks based on runtime and Kubernetes context that assesses the likelihood of a breach and the potential severity of a breach for every container workload.
Article Link: Kubernetes Security with Unified Risk Insights | Uptycs Blog
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