This year’s Multi-Cloud Conference, hosted by NIST, the Department of Commerce (DOC), and Tetrate, will focus on delivering Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) through application-level and network-level policies in a high-assurance service network operating environment. : This makes consistent, enterprise-wide policy enforcement a reality regardless of where the service or application resides, whether on-premises or across multiple clouds.
We’ll look at the security challenges government agencies face and provide the insight and know-how to address them to ensure your agency’s security posture can defend against threats. We’ll also discuss critical tools to achieve high-assurance security for cloud-native applications, including API gateways and infrastructure for assigning false cryptographic identities to applications. We’ll further discuss methods for instilling trust across the entire application lifecycle, such as securing supply chain artifacts, policy and infrastructure as code, continuous operation authorization, and observability strategies.
The conference program includes both leadership and practical insight from experts in service networking, ZTA, identity-based security, open source software development, and emerging NIST special publications. Presentations will cover a wide range of topics including:
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User, service, and device authentication and access control approaches in cloud-native applications in a multi-cloud environment
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The role of open source in cloud application security and compliance
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ZTA implementation best practices and common pitfalls
Policy makers, entrepreneurs, students and cybersecurity professionals are encouraged to attend.
Workshop Information – May 24, 2023
Free 2-Hour Service Network Training
JOB REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. CAPACITY REACHED.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION REMAINS OPEN.
Name: Introduction to Service Networking with Istio and Envoy
Location: Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20004.
Session 1: 1:00 AM – 2:45 PM EDT (Max 55 registrants)
Session 2: 3:00 – 4:45 EDT (maximum of 55 registrants)
The Service Grid is a modern and powerful tool for implementing zero-trust provisions. It provides dynamic, behavior-based security to protect microservices, APIs, and data, including end-to-end encryption, attribute-based access control (ABAC), API threat detection and protection, and full audit history with dashboards: for ongoing evidence. compliance.
In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of a service network and get hands-on training with Istio, Kubernetes, and other tools to create in-app and user-level security permissions, encryption in transit, and enhanced identity and access control. as well as provide runtime observability, all of which are necessary for virtually zero-trust security.
Between exercises, we’ll cover the theory of how service networking works, and you’ll have virtual access to service networking experts to answer your questions during the workshop. With this knowledge and your practical experience, you will be able to:
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Understand service networking and the opportunities it offers for managing microservices
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Understand the high-level architecture and components of technology solutions (eg Istio)
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Deploy the Istio service network on top of the Kubernetes cluster
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Interact with the network service using the istioctl command line tool
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Use Istio dashboards to monitor and debug microservices
Presenters:
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Matt Turner, Software Engineer, Tetrate
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Zack Butcher, Founding Engineer, Tetrate