As enterprises migrate to the cloud, cloud providers offer infrastructure, redundancy, and availability. But there are core capabilities in managing the security of cloud workloads not offered by cloud providers. What are these core capabilities, how do you deploy them, and what are ways to ensure your open source software, containers, and workloads are protected?
Moderator: Nick Rea, RunSafe Security
Participants: Mike Shinn (Atomicorp); and Johnnie Konstantas, (Oracle)
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