Keynote: Cloud Native Security: Rotate, Repair, Repave
summary
Enterprise software security improves by changing systems fast: continuously repair, repave, rotate credentials, patching and rebuilding clusters to shrink attacker dwell time. Cloud Foundry integrates OS, web server and container lifecycle to enable automated patch deployment and frequent rebuilds—about 30-ish releases of Pivotal Cloud Foundry since May reflect that cadence. Proposes limiting VM lifetime (example: two hours), automating credential rotation and fast rollouts so vulnerabilities disappear before malware can exploit them.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and passion
- 2:53Security beyond features
- 6:29Threat landscape in data centers
- 11:11Advanced persistent threats
- 15:08Current security approaches fail
- 18:13Challenge conventional thinking
- 21:26Repair repave and rotate
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