AWS Kubernetes Security for Developers

Do you want to build secure Amazon EKS workloads or at least know what it is meant to look like?


This workshop was built using years of training enterprise Amazon EKS and its security practices. The workshop will guide you through securing containerized applications on Amazon EKS. You’ll start with the fundamental Kubernetes concepts, followed by exploring the “4 Cs” of Kubernetes Security. This would set you up for working in the lab on building your first Amazon EKS Workload with an application. In this interactive lab, you’ll build a containerized application, push it to Amazon ECR, and run it on EKS.

This will be followed by building your knowledge on what are Amazon EKS Security best practices when deploying and managing workloads at scale. In the second Lab, you’ll break and fix a vulnerable app to see real-world threats and response strategies in action.

Key Takeaways

1 Introduction to Kubernetes Security Fundamentals (Incl 4 C's of Kubernetes Security)

2 Introduction to Amazon EKS

3 Lab - Create and Deploy a container for an Amazon EKS Cluster

4 Lab - Breaking a Vulnerable Application running on Amazon EKS Cluster


Speaker

Ashish Rajan

CISO @Kaizenteq Ltd, Host of "Cloud Security Podcast", and SANS Trainer for Cloud Security, 13+ Years Experience in the CyberSecurity Industry

Ashish is a CISO, Trainer & a Keynote speaker with over 13+yrs experience in the CyberSecurity industry with the last 7+yrs focussing primarily leading Enterprise with managing security at scale in Cloud & AI first world.


Ashish also hosts 2 wildly popular Cloud Security Podcast & AI CyberSecurity Podcast, a SANS Trainer for Cloud Security leadership course and an outspoken opinion leader on all things Cloud Security, AI Security & DevSecOps.


He is a frequent contributor on topics related to public cloud transformation, Cloud Security, AI Security, DevSecOps, Security Leadership & AI and the associated security challenges for practitioners and CISOs.

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Date

Friday Apr 11 / 09:00AM BST ( 7 hours )

Location

St James (4th Fl.)

Level

Level intermediate to advanced

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Prerequisites

  • Laptop with internet access
  • Basic technical knowledge of IT fundamentals, Security Topics & Container Fundamentals
  • A working AWS Account that they can use for the Labs
  • If you would like to create a new AWS account for this, you can use this link to do so