Enforce sustainable governance and regulatory compliance for Fintech organizations by adopting a Policy-as-Code model.

To enhance security, we have to integrate security into the Kubernetes lifecycle, which comprises three stages: build, deploy and runtime.

Enforcing governance end-to-end is challenging to implement. With a multitude of moving parts and pressure to deliver as quickly as possible

there can be significant risks in Modern development practices, Policy-as-code is your way to mitigate those risks.

These are the situations when node labels play a crucial role. They are important enough that Kuberenetes advises adding well-known labels to your nodes

Human error is the most often cited cause of data breaches and hacks, containers and Kubernetes have a lot of knobs and dials which gives room for increasing misconfiguration error.

Magalix simplifies the question about policy such as “Where do you install it?”, “How to run it?”, “Where to run it?” etc.

By default, containers run with certain Linux capabilities. Adding additional capabilities can be quite dangerous

you must take the same careful measures with your container workloads. Allowing child processes with more privileges than their parent process