Techafricanews Nutanix Expands Kubernetes Security with RapidFort Partnership
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- •Nutanix partners with RapidFort to enhance security for Kubernetes users.
- •Integration includes automated supply chain security and near-zero CVE images.
- •The solution supports workloads across various environments, including public cloud.
Nutanix has partnered with RapidFort to enhance security within the Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP). This collaboration aims to address the challenges enterprises face when scaling Kubernetes while maintaining security and compliance. RapidFort's automated software supply chain security features and near-zero CVE container images will be integrated into NKP, allowing organizations to reduce vulnerabilities and streamline compliance. The solution is designed to support workloads across data centers, edge, and public cloud environments. This partnership is significant as it enables enterprises to adopt a secure-by-design approach, facilitating innovation without compromising security. The integrated solution is expected to be available to all NKP customers, aiding initiatives including AI and generative AI workloads. The announcement comes amid increasing concerns over security risks associated with cloud-native applications.
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