Deepfence Open Source Community Update — April 2022
Application security is a public good. Everyone benefits from building, operating, and using applications that are more secure. That principle led us to open source ThreatMapper in October 2021. Since the initial release, we’ve added many more capabilities to ThreatMapper,... Read More >
April 6, 2022
Introducing PacketStreamer: Distributed Packet Capture for Cloud Native Platforms
PacketStreamer is an open source tool that captures network traffic from multiple remote sources concurrently and aggregates the data into a single pcap log file. It is written in golang and supports network capture from Kubernetes nodes, Docker hosts, and bare-metal/virtual-machine... Read More >
April 2, 2022
Deepfence: 3 Reasons Why I am Excited about Building the Future of Cloud Native Security
Editor’s note: This article was originally published on Writing by Ryan, the personal blog of Deepfence’s Head of Strategic Solutions. We’ve crossposted Ryan’s blog here to share with the Deepfence community. Recently I decided to leave my previous job of... Read More >
March 28, 2022
Deepfence on the Kubernetes Podcast
Deepfence CEO Sandeep Lahane teamed up with Owen Garrett, Head of Products and Community, to chat with Craig Box from the Kubernetes Podcast from Google. Craig posed some interesting questions about how Deepfence came about, the problems it solves, how... Read More >
March 25, 2022
The Sisyphean Task of Vulnerability Management and How to Break Free
According to Greek mythology, Zeus punished Sisyphus for cheating death (twice!) by forcing him to roll a boulder up a hill only for it to roll down each time it neared the top, repeating this action for eternity. The thought... Read More >
March 24, 2022
