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Curious about Container Security? Interested in seeing a demo on how to monitor and secure containers already in production? Join us on Tuesday, October 23rd, as NeuVector and IBM Developer SF team up to host a live online meet up on Container Security!

In this online meet up, IBM’s Marek Sadowski and NeuVector’s Glen Kosaka will cover:

• How to create a repeatable CI/CD pipeline that includes updates, security patches, the use of capabilities, and the use of secrets for sensitive information
• Understanding the difference between Containers vs Virtual Machines –how to protect containers at runtime with network security
• Signing of container images and performing OS updates in images and overall vulnerability scans
• Best practices to limit the exposure such as not running services as ‘root’ and limiting resources that can be used by the container
• Monitoring and securing containers in production

Speakers:

Glen Kosaka, NeuVector Product Management
Glen Kosaka has over 20 years of experience in enterprise security, marketing SaaS, and infrastructure software. He has held executive management positions at Trend Micro, Provilla, Reactivity, Resonate, Quantum and Rignite.

Marek Sadowski, IBM Developer Advocate
Marek Sadowski is a full stack developer advocate, a robotics startup founder and an entrepreneur. He has 20 years of experience in consulting largest enterprises in USA, Asia, Europe, Middle East and Africa. As a graduate from the International Space University, Marek pioneered in a research on VR goggles for the virtual reality system to control robots on Mars in NASA Ames. He founded a startup to deliver robotics solutions and services for industries. Marek relocated to Silicon Valley to promote IoT, robotics, container solutions driven by AI, APIs, and Cloud.

He is a big fan of (software) Containers and Polish food (pierogi, kielbasa).
(https://twitter.com/blumareks)

This online meetup is a 40-minute long with Q&A session in the end.

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