Containerized applications running in public clouds are becoming increasingly common. As more sensitive customer data is being processed in the public cloud, the big questions many are asking:

Can we really trust the public cloud providers?
Is there a way to implement a zero-trust security model that guarantees sensitive application data is not accessible by public cloud providers?

In this session, we cover how open infrastructure components combined with SDN/SD-WAN technologies can be leveraged to provide connectivity and security between branches, private DCs and public clouds. We present a solution that provides centrally controlled, end-user managed, encryption and authentication of all traffic running between OpenShift/Kubernetes container pods running in the public cloud, other public cloud applications, private clouds and user branches. Yes, you can have your cake and eat it too. There is a way to run applications in the public cloud as securely as the private cloud.

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