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HashiCorp @ AWS re:Invent 2022

Vault

Consul

Boundary

Zero Trust Security & Data Protection: Hands-On Workshop

Las soluciones de observabilidad pueden reducir las posibles interrupciones en el servicio de aplicaciones modernas. Herramientas como Datadog facilitan la visualización de métricas relevantes, pero ¿Cómo puede asegurarse de que todos los miembros de su organización apliquen las mejores prácticas en la fase de configuración? ¿Cómo se asegura la consistencia en telemetría de observabilidad en cualquier entorno?

Este seminario web explorará cómo las organizaciones pueden colaborar para implementar principios y prácticas de observabilidad en todos sus entornos. Desde la fase de desarrollo hasta la producción, enseñaremos cómo utilizar el proveedor Terraform Datadog para garantizar que nuevas aplicaciones sean monitorizadas en la plataforma de Datadog y cómo gestionar cualquier cambio a través de un único flujo de trabajo.

Jose Merchan

Jaime Alonso Romero

Terraform

Configurar observabilidad como código con Terraform y Datadog

HashiCorp @ Digital.NSW Showcase (Australia)

Nomad

Packer

Vagrant

Waypoint

HashiTalks: Benelux

L’osservabilità può ridurre potenziali interruzioni alle nostre applicazioni. Strumenti come Datadog rendono più facile ottenere visibilità a partire da metriche chiave, ma come si fa a garantire che tutti i membri della propria organizzazione stiano implementando le best practice in fase di provisioning? Come garantire un'osservabilità coerente in ogni ambiente?
 
Questo webinar esplorerà come le organizzazioni possono collaborare per implementare i principi e le pratiche di osservabilità in tutti i loro ambienti. Dal provisioning alla produzione, discuteremo come sfruttare il provider Terraform Datadog per garantire che le nuove applicazioni siano registrate con la piattaforma Datadog e come gestire qualsiasi modifica attraverso un unico flusso di lavoro.

Luca Bolli

Vito Scarcella

Configurare l'osservabilità come codice con Terraform e Datadog

HashiCorp Terraform Fundamentals

Infrastructure as a Code Security avec Prisma Cloud et HashiCorp

Learn about the latest HCP Boundary offering and see it in action with Credential Injection with Vault. We’ll compare Credential Brokering and Credential Injection workflows to understand their differences.

Ravi Panchal

Passwordless Authentication with HCP Boundary and Vault

Terraform Foundations Academy (AMER)

More people are using cloud today than ever before and as organizations are moving to cloud, the challenges around securing applications, networks, and people are changing too. At HashiCorp, we believe identity is the basis for security in which all access is granted and revoked. Identity ensures that the right applications, services, or people are who or what they say they are and that everything leverages trusted identity platforms organizations are already using day-to-day. In this session you’ll learn more around the key security challenges facing organizations today and how HashiCorp can solve some of these challenges.

Zero Trust Security Virtual Partner Series


As more companies begin to adopt a multi and hybrid cloud strategy, the notion of having a clear network perimeter has slowly disintegrated. Networks are now more complicated and there is less of a clear single entry-point as you would get with a traditional VPN. In this talk, we will showcase, with HashiCorp tooling, how the concept of Zero Trust is a shift in mentality on how we think about security in our environments. The talk will specifically demonstrate how HCP Boundary can be used to authenticate and authorize users to your AWS resources, whether they are static or dynamic.

At PwC, our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. We’re a network of firms in 158 countries with more than 250,000 people who are committed to delivering quality in assurance, advisory and tax services. 

Stuart Gendron

PwC’s Approach to Zero Trust Security with HCP Boundary

AWS IAM is an essential service that helps you securely control access to your AWS resources. In this session, learn about IAM best practices like working with temporary credentials, applying least-privilege permissions, moving away from users, analyzing access to your resources, validating policies, and more. Leave this session with ideas for how to secure your AWS resources in line with AWS best practices.

Welly Siauw

Security Best Practices with AWS IAM

Securing data infrastructure with the proliferation of different types of data being uploaded and stored in the cloud is becoming increasingly complex for organizations. They not only have to consider industry specific regulatory requirements, but maintain the operational costs and continuously monitor security. Zero Trust Security as a framework has emerged to help organizations safeguard their infrastructure and applications based on trusted identities without requiring the teams to develop expertise in data security and encryption methodologies.  Join us to learn how Hashicorp seamlessly integrates with MongoDB Atlas ensuring all the security features and capabilities are enabled, so developers can focus on application development.

MongoDB is the leading modern, general purpose database platform, designed to unleash the power of software and data for developers and the applications they build. Headquartered in New York, MongoDB has more than 18,400 customers in over 100 countries. The MongoDB database platform has been downloaded over 110 million times and there have been more than one million MongoDB University registrations. 

MongoDB

Pramod Borkar

Zuhair Ahmed

MongoDB's Approach To Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust Security & Intro to Vault Hands-On Workshop (A/NZ)

HashiCorp Virtual Strategy Day Japan Vol.3  マルチクラウド時代における組織規模の戦略的クラウド活用

HashiCorp Vault Fundamentals

Zero trust security is predicated on securing everything based on trusted identities. Machine authentication and authorisation, machine-to-machine access, human authentication and authorisation, and human-to-machine access are the four foundational categories for identity-driven controls and zero trust security. The transition from traditional on-premises data centres and environments to dynamic, cloud infrastructure is complex and introduces new challenges for enterprise security.

This shift requires a different approach to security, a different trust model. One that trusts nothing and authenticates and authorises everything. Because of the highly dynamic environment, organisations talk about a "zero trust" approach to cloud security. What does “zero trust” actually mean and what’s required for you to make it successful?

During this session, we will explore how organisations in the Banking & Financial Services sector can enable scalable, dynamic security across clouds with HashiCorp. We will explore how to implement a Zero Trust strategy and showcase how we have supported similar organisations on their journey to Zero Trust.

HashiCorp

Ricardo Oliveira

Franco Camba

Zero Trust Security for Banking & Financial Services

Zero Trust Security Day: Stockholm

HashiTalks: Deploy

As workloads migrate to the cloud, trying to secure them with perimeter-based tools creates challenges. Legacy approaches and point solutions aren’t designed to help build or run secure cloud workloads and applications. Instead, they expand the attack surface, expose data, and hinder compliance. The sprawl of disjointed tools to secure cloud native environments create security blindspots and silos for logs and data, reducing the pace of innovation for DevOps. 

"Organizations have manually stitched together DevSecOps with 10 or more disparate security tools — some new and some old — each with siloed responsibilities and a limited view of application risk."

*Gartner, Inc, Innovation Insight for Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms Report August 2021*




Ray Ploski

Gururaj Pandurangi

Achieving Scalable, Dynamic Security Across Multi-clouds with Zscaler and HashiCorp

The shift to dynamic, Azure environments requires organizations to think differently about how they approach networking. Traditional, IP-based networking practices do not scale at the speed that cloud offers. HCP Consul on Azure is an identity-based networking tool designed for accelerating application delivery and offering end to end security for all Azure based applications. As organizations look to the unlimited scale of Azure for distributed applications, it’s critical to develop new, consistent workflows to deliver to new environments like Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).  
					
In this session, we will discuss how you can securely connect HCP Consul on Azure and AKS. Learn how you can deploy a fully managed version of Consul in Azure and connect it to workloads running on Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to create a secure network. 

David Wright

Steven Wang

HashiCorp and Microsoft are longstanding partners in the cloud infrastructure community. In 2017, Microsoft committed to a multi-year partnership aimed at further integrating Azure services with HashiCorp products. As a result of this collaboration, organizations can rely on tools like Terraform to create and manage Azure infrastructure. The tight integration and support for Azure allows operators to easily deploy resources on Azure using Terraform and secure them via Vault. Additionally, Microsoft utilizes HashiCorp tools for internal use. Packer is trusted for the creation of new Linux images for Azure services. This collaboration enables Microsoft and HashiCorp to create new and innovative ways for their products to integrate further, easing the cloud adoption journey for enterprise organizations.

Microsoft Azure

Sowmyan Soman 

Modernize and Secure Your Network with HCP Consul on Azure and AKS

AWS Immersion Day Vault - DACH

Zero trust security is predicated on securing everything based on trusted identities. Machine authentication and authorisation, machine-to-machine access, human authentication and authorisation, and human-to-machine access are the four foundational categories for identity-driven controls and zero trust security. The transition from traditional on-premises data centres and environments to dynamic, cloud infrastructure is complex and introduces new challenges for enterprise security.

This shift requires a different approach to security, a different trust model. One that trusts nothing and authenticates and authorises everything. Because of the highly dynamic environment, organisations talk about a "zero trust" approach to cloud security. What does “zero trust” actually mean and what’s required for you to make it successful?

During this session, we will explore how organisations in the Manufacturing industry can enable scalable, dynamic security across clouds with HashiCorp. We will explore how to implement a Zero Trust strategy and showcase how we have supported similar organisations on their journey to Zero Trust.

Guy Barros

Lucy Davinhart 

Zero Trust Security for Manufacturing

As workloads are increasingly distributed across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments, traditional access solutions are no longer suitable for protecting critical infrastructure resources at scale. The shift from traditional, IP-based, infrastructure to dynamic, identity-based, infrastructure means organizations must embrace identity as the foundation to zero trust security. 

In this webinar, learn how to leverage trusted identities from Azure AD to shift towards a zero trust security architecture for securing remote access with Boundary on the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP).  We’ll cover:

* Azure AD best practices for organization policies and permissions
* How to streamline secure remote access without exposing the network or machine credentials with HCP Boundary and Vault
* Use groups and roles to ensure least privileged access for Boundary users

Anando Chatterjee

Jonathan Lyon

Leverage Azure AD Trusted Identities to Strengthen Secure Remote Access with HCP Boundary

In many ways, the advent of containers have helped speed up the modern software delivery lifecycle.  This new way of delivering software has added a lot of new vectors that should be analyzed from a security perspective. Researchers warn that there has been a 380% increase of data theft breaches and 62% of intrusions involve the software supply chain.  

We’ll discuss modern container security and some of the HashiCorp tools like Packer, Terraform, Consul, Vault and Nomad that help simplify workflows like: 

* Container Image Creation
* Minimal containers
* Container Image Scanning
* Container Encryption
* Container Signing
* Policy Enforcement


Daniel Fedick

HashiCorp Tools for Container Security Workflows

Zero Trust Security + Intro to Vault

Zero trust security is predicated on securing everything based on trusted identities. Machine authentication and authorisation, machine-to-machine access, human authentication and authorisation, and human-to-machine access are the four foundational categories for identity-driven controls and zero trust security. The transition from traditional on-premises data centres and environments to dynamic, cloud infrastructure is complex and introduces new challenges for enterprise security.

This shift requires a different approach to security, a different trust model. One that trusts nothing and authenticates and authorises everything. Because of the highly dynamic environment, organisations talk about a "zero trust" approach to cloud security. What does “zero trust” actually mean and what’s required for you to make it successful?

During this session, we will explore how UK Public Sector organisations can enable scalable, dynamic security across clouds with HashiCorp. We will explore how to implement a Zero Trust strategy and showcase how we have supported similar organisations on their journey to Zero Trust.

Andre Pimentel

Ben Holmes

Zero Trust Security for the UK Public Sector

HashiCorp Sponsoring at Palo Alto Networks Ignite '22

Vault Enterprise Academy (APAC)

HashiCorp Academy Live Exclusive!  Terraform Foundations Academy

Vault Enterprise Academy (AMER)

Terraform Cloud on Azure Hands-on Workshop

Zero trust security is predicated on securing everything based on trusted identities. Machine authentication and authorisation, machine-to-machine access, human authentication and authorisation, and human-to-machine access are the four foundational categories for identity-driven controls and zero trust security. The transition from traditional on-premises data centres and environments to dynamic, cloud infrastructure is complex and introduces new challenges for enterprise security.

This shift requires a different approach to security, a different trust model. One that trusts nothing and authenticates and authorises everything. Because of the highly dynamic environment, organisations talk about a "zero trust" approach to cloud security. What does “zero trust” actually mean and what’s required for you to make it successful?

During this session, we will explore how organisations in the Retail industry can enable scalable, dynamic security across clouds with HashiCorp. We will explore how to implement a Zero Trust strategy and showcase how we have supported similar organisations on their journey to Zero Trust.

Russ Parsloe

Zero Trust Security for Retail

Zero Trust Security + Data Protection: Vault Hands-On Workshop

Terraform Cloud on Microsoft Azure  ハンズオンワークショップ

Terraform Foundations Academy (EMEA)

HashiCorp Terraform Advanced

HashiTalks: India

No-code provisioning in Terraform Cloud allows users to deploy infrastructure resources without writing Terraform configuration. Organizations will be able to build a self-service mode of operation without being knowledgable on Terraform, paving the way to consume Infrastructure as a Code (IAC) at scale.

Raymond Lai

No-Code Provisioning with Terraform Cloud

HashiCorp Vault + Boundary ハンズオンワークショップ - HashiCorp Stack を活用したセキュアなアプリケーション基盤の構築

Vault Enterprise Academy (EMEA)

HashiCorp Virtual Strategy Day - DACH

HashiTalks: France

Zero Trust Strategy Day: London

Die Transformation der IT Architektur ermöglicht es Ihnen, Geschäftsprozesse und Kundenanforderungen schneller zu entwickeln. Wenn Unternehmen sich auf den Weg zu einem cloud-basierten Betriebsmodell begeben, muß sich die Unternehmens-IT weiterentwickeln: von der Verwaltung von Altsystemen hin zur Ermöglichung von Prozessen, welche eine moderne Verzahnung von Entwicklung und Betrieb vorantreiben. Während dieses Webinars beleuchten wir, wie das Cloud-Betriebsmodell die digitale Transformation der IT beschleunigt, technische Expertise zwischen Teams koordiniert, und wie man neue IT Prozesse im Self-Service mit den richtigen Tools für dynamische Cloud-Umgebungen erstellt.

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Leverage Azure AD Trusted Identities to Strengthen Secure Remote Access with HCP Boundary

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