The Kubernetes Security Masterclass doesn't just stop at attacking or defending Kubernetes. We go the whole way.
Our no-nonsense program is designed to teach skills that you can implement right after training. Less fluff, more real stuff.
Here's a broad look at what we cover in this masterclass:
Attacking Kubernetes clusters with real-world offensive methods
Defending Kubernetes with Access Control & Secrets Management
Network and runtime security for Kubernetes; Service Mesh
How to build CI/CD pipelines in Kubernetes
we45's ADD Method: Attack, Detect, Defend
Hands-on labs take you step-by-step through each lesson
Lessons modeled on real-world security problems
Can be customized for your organization's needs
Never found a crypto class this informative. Great job, Abhay!
Abhay is a phenomenal instructor, he is extremely knowledgeable and engaging. The labs were really fun and relevant... I learned a ton and look forward to putting it into practice.
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Thorough threat modeling process that can be applied to internal and external networks.... Training was a 10x multiplier for us, allowing our team to easily build models the SOC can use.
Kubernetes has emerged as the leading container orchestration and management platform for on-prem and cloud environments. However, Kubernetes is a multi-headed beast with several minute and nuanced security configuration parameters. In addition, attackers take advantage of these insecurely configured and designed Kubernetes deployments and perform deep-incursions into the organization’s assets. This training is a hard-core hands-on view of Kubernetes Security from an Attack and Defense perspective.
The course takes the participants through a journey where they start with setting up a Kubernetes cluster (simulating an on-prem Kubernetes) deployment, attack the cluster and learn, through multiple deep-dive examples and cookbooks on how they can effectively secure Kubernetes clusters. The course is aimed at providing a view of attacking, auditing and defending Kubernetes clusters on-prem or on the cloud.