Kamal Shah, Red Hat & Kirsten Newcomer, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2021 Virtual Experience
summary
Red Hat acquires StackRox and rebrands it as Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security, embedding Kubernetes-native workload protection into OpenShift and bundling it in OpenShift Platform Plus with ACM and Quay. The product secures build-to-run pipelines (supply-chain scanning, CIS/PCI/HIPAA checks), applies shift-left policies that flag issues like risky package manager detection, enforces runtime prevention and incident response, collects ephemeral telemetry across multi-cloud (EKS/GKE/AKS) and hybrid clusters, doubles engineering investment, and customers report faster, more secure container deployments.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:41Why Red Hat acquired StackRox
- 2:50Cultural fit and acquisition benefits
- 6:01StackRox integration with OpenShift
- 8:12Shift-left security with Red Hat ACS
- 10:23Built-in vs bolt-on security
- 13:40Guardrails for developers
- 14:44Customer feedback on acquisition
- 16:34Hybrid cloud and multi-cloud support
- 19:01Integration process and future plans
- 20:48Closing remarks
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