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5 Zero Trust Security Takeaways From HashiConf EuropeCategory: Database, Security, Redis, Kubernetes, Terraform, Infrastructure, Architecture, Hashicorp, automation
A fully managed platform to automate infrastructure on any cloud with HashiCorp products. As companies worldwide make the shift to the cloud, HashiConf Europe 2021 showcased several companies, including Roblox and Starbucks, that have embraced a new paradigm to meet the security challenges of dynamic infrastructure: Zero trust security.
The company is looking at new approaches to authenticating and authorizing user identities, so it’s looking at zero trust security with HashiCorp Boundary.
This session provides a great real-world overview of how to put zero trust into action (the example environment in this session uses a VPC on Amazon Web Services with two subnets, one public and one private), and how to architect zero trust for two critical user groups that need access to dev environments: product teams and developers.
The ICRC turned to Vault to help with secrets management and promote granular role-based access control for its digital humanitarian platform.
The company is looking at new approaches to authenticating and authorizing user identities, so it’s looking at zero trust security with HashiCorp Boundary.
This session provides a great real-world overview of how to put zero trust into action (the example environment in this session uses a VPC on Amazon Web Services with two subnets, one public and one private), and how to architect zero trust for two critical user groups that need access to dev environments: product teams and developers.
The ICRC turned to Vault to help with secrets management and promote granular role-based access control for its digital humanitarian platform.
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