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Secure Data Sharing in OpenShift Environments

Webinar

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Sponsored by RED HAT Marketplace


Friday, December 4, 2020
1 p.m. ET

Red Hat OpenShift is enabling quicker adoption of DevOps practices. Containers are an essential component of DevOps and the OpenShift Kubernetes Container Platform is integral for orchestration within these environments. Data security is now challenged to keep pace with the size and scope of container usage. The migration from legacy in-house deployments to hybrid-cloud installations has created new attack surfaces as data is shared more freely in Kubernetes deployments.

Protecting data at rest and in motions is a necessity. Learn how you can keep data protected and securely share data in OpenShift environments with real-time data protection solutions.

Maksim Yankovskiy
VP of Engineering - Zettaset

Maksim has over 20 years of experience delivering and managing enterprise encryption and database software across all the major high tech industries. During his tenure at Zettaset, he has been responsible for the engineering team that delivered the entire XCrypt product portfolio. He has also filed patents related to distributed and high-performance encryption.

Tim Reilly
CEO - Zettaset
Tim brings more than 25 years of successful public and private experience in the high-tech industry filling key operational roles within product line business units and venture capital funded companies through all stages of growth. During his time at Zettaset, the company has successfully grown its software-defined encryption portfolio to provide a comprehensive data protection solution across all physical, virtual and cloud environments.

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