The Gaia-X Project Tellus has completed its implementation phase, delivering a fully automated prototype for interconnecting cloud environments across multiple providers. 

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Multiple critical vulnerabilities and risks have been found lurking within some of the most commonly downloaded Docker Hub container images. The NetRise study examined 70 randomly selected images from the top 250 downloads, uncovering an average of 604 known vulnerabilities per container, with more than 45% dating back 2 to

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As Kubernetes becomes increasingly complex, operations (Ops) teams are finding it challenging to manage their clusters effectively.

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Organizations are struggling with cloud cost management for Kubernetes, with the inability to scale back once application demand drops as one of the major drivers of wasted cloud spending. This was one of the chief findings of a CAST AI report providing insight into overprovisioning of resources, overspending on cloud

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Hackers could exploit a Linux kernel bug to escape Kubernetes containers and access critical resources; however, the threat is minimized as any attacker needs to have the specific Linux capability CAP_SYS_ADMIN. The high-severity Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) 2022-0185, first reported by security publication BleepingComputer, affects all Linux kernel versions

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As a growing number of organizations deploy services and applications on Kubernetes, hybrid and multi-cloud environments are also seeing increased rates of adoption as well as an interest in serverless technology. A survey of 200 organizations in the U.S., commissioned by Cockroach Labs and Red Hat, finds nearly half (46%)

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With the use of Kubernetes growing rapidly among enterprises comes increased opportunities for attackers to exploit the popular container orchestration platform’s weaknesses in security. This week, security specialist Intezer has detected a new attack vector against K8 clusters through misconfigured Argo Workflows instances and is warning of the potential for

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