On June 5, Moscow will host the 2nd conference on the safety of containers and container environments-"BaCon".
On June 5, 2024, Luntry will hold a conference on container security – "BaCon".
The key goal of the event is to help companies move to a new level of understanding of container security and adapt approaches to its provision.
"BaCon" provides an opportunity to adopt advanced ideas and experience of industry leaders in order to anticipate and quickly solve key problems in the implementation of DevSecOps practices in your company.
On "BACON" you will be able to discuss best practices with colleagues and personally communicate with representatives of leading companies and experts in the field of container security.
Presentations and recordings of last year's presentations can be found on the BaCon conference website.
The BaCon conference provides an opportunity to exchange ideas and experience with representatives of leading companies and information security experts.
Report topics
– "Why should a whole division be involved in protecting k8s?" – Artem Merets, Tinkoff
- "Linux user namespace in the halls of Kubernetes" - Dmitry Evdokimov, Luntry
– "Do antivirus companies dream about docker images?" - Vladimir Kapistka, Samokat.Tech
– "Are all Service Meshes equally useful for information security?" – Maxim Chudnovsky, SberTech
- "From standard to non-standard methods of managing secrets in containers" - Valery Kunavin
– "Multitenancy in Kubernetes: Is there a silver bullet?" - Konstantin Aksenov, Flant
- Patching flaws in application images using Kubernetes - Anatoly Karpenko, Luntry
– You haven't read the Kubernetes Audit Log yet? Then we are coming to you! - Alisa Kirichenko, Numerator Laboratory
- Building fences between services - Andrey Boitsev, Yandex Fintech
The program has already been published! Terms of participation and partnership opportunities are available on the official website of the conference.
On June 5, 2024, Luntry will hold a conference on container security – "BaCon".
The key goal of the event is to help companies move to a new level of understanding of container security and adapt approaches to its provision.
"BaCon" provides an opportunity to adopt advanced ideas and experience of industry leaders in order to anticipate and quickly solve key problems in the implementation of DevSecOps practices in your company.
For whom?
The event is intended for information security specialists and managers, as well as for architects, DevOps and DevSecOps teams.On "BACON" you will be able to discuss best practices with colleagues and personally communicate with representatives of leading companies and experts in the field of container security.
How was the conference held in 2023?
The first BaCon conference gathered more than 350 participants. Speakers included representatives of OZON, Luntry, Tinkoff, Raiffeisen Bank, and Yandex. Cloud, VKontakte, Flant, BI. ZONE. After the presentations, a Q&A session was held in the form of an open discussion, and everyone could ask the speakers additional questions and get their opinion on current security issues in container environments.Presentations and recordings of last year's presentations can be found on the BaCon conference website.
What's on the program in 2024?
The conference program includes reports on almost all aspects of container security. There is no room for advertising and lengthy presentations. Each performance is short and full of practice.The BaCon conference provides an opportunity to exchange ideas and experience with representatives of leading companies and information security experts.
Report topics
– "Why should a whole division be involved in protecting k8s?" – Artem Merets, Tinkoff
- "Linux user namespace in the halls of Kubernetes" - Dmitry Evdokimov, Luntry
– "Do antivirus companies dream about docker images?" - Vladimir Kapistka, Samokat.Tech
– "Are all Service Meshes equally useful for information security?" – Maxim Chudnovsky, SberTech
- "From standard to non-standard methods of managing secrets in containers" - Valery Kunavin
– "Multitenancy in Kubernetes: Is there a silver bullet?" - Konstantin Aksenov, Flant
- Patching flaws in application images using Kubernetes - Anatoly Karpenko, Luntry
– You haven't read the Kubernetes Audit Log yet? Then we are coming to you! - Alisa Kirichenko, Numerator Laboratory
- Building fences between services - Andrey Boitsev, Yandex Fintech
The program has already been published! Terms of participation and partnership opportunities are available on the official website of the conference.
