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May 2-4, 2018 - Copenhagen, Denmark
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Thursday, May 3 • 07:30 - 08:45
The NewStack Pancake Breakfast & Podcast: Securing Kubernetes

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Topic:   Securing Kubernetes

Is an application architecture ever fully secure? Enter SPIFFE, a whimsical sounding term that is now an official CNCF project. It’s focus: build a way to create a secure identity framework for production environments. It’s a new level of complexity that also raises discussions about access, authentication and network-level ACL configurations. Come learn, engage in conversation and enjoy a short stack with The New Stack. And of course, our special sponsor, VMware, deserves the chef’s gratitude for making this breakfast possible.

Space is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
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Joab Jackson

Reporter, The New Stack
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Alex Williams

Founder and Publisher, The New Stack
Alex Williams is founder and publisher of The New Stack, an online technology publication that explains and analyzes at scale application development and management. He was an editor at ReadWrite and TechCrunch before leaving in 2014 to start The New Stack. Alex hosts The New Stack... Read More →

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Krishna Ganugapati

VP Research & Development, Cloud-Native Applications / VMware
Krishna Ganugapati is VP, Cloud Native R&D at VMware. He leads Kubernetes engineering efforts at VMware. In addition, he was responsible for the creation of Photon OS, VMware’s container-centric Linux distribution and Project Lightwave, VMware’s open source identity platform... Read More →
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Andrew Jessup

Recovering Engineer, Scytale
I'm head of product at Scytale, where we're redefining Privileged Access Management for a multi-cloud, micro-services driven world. A significant part of that vision is working to drive the SPIFFE and SPIRE projects to help organisations securely connect un-trusted systems.
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Maya Kaczorowski

Product Manager, Software Supply Chain Security, GitHub
Maya is a Product Manager for Software Supply Chain Security at GitHub. She was previously at Google, focused on container security, and encryption at rest and encryption key management. Prior to Google, she was at McKinsey & Company, and before that, completed her Master\'s in mathematics... Read More →
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Tom Petrocelli

Analyst, Amalgam Insights
Tom Petrocelli is a contributing analyst with Amalgam Insights. His area ofinterest is collaboration and new ways of work, developer tools, IT projectefficiency, governance, and methodologies, and DevOps. He is looks at howlarge regulated companies, especially financial services companies... Read More →
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Andreas Zitzelsberger

Principal Software Architect, QAware GmbH
Andreas is Principal Software Architect at QAware, an independent cloud native software manufacturer that has been repeatedly awarded Best IT Workplace in Germany. His focus is cloud native computing in all its glory. He is responsible for the heavy lifting at a large-scale cloud... Read More →

Thursday May 3, 2018 07:30 - 08:45
B3 M1-M4