Shift Down Security Whitepaper

Shift Down Security: A New Paradigm for Platform Engineering Success

Learn how platform teams are embedding security into internal developer platforms

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Today’s dynamic cloud landscape demands continuous innovation while upholding robust security practices. This whitepaper explores how adopting Shift-Down security practices, coupled with Policy as Code (PaC), can empower cloud-native organizations to achieve these goals. By embedding security controls into the foundational cloud platforms and development workflows, the Shift-Down approach enhances proactive risk mitigation and supports secure innovation.

 

View the Shift Down Security whitepaper and gain insights on:

  • Understanding shift left and shift down security
  • Implementing shift down security
  • Case study of a successful implementation of shift down security

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What can Nirmata do for you?

With today’s increasing cloud security threats, simply detecting intrusions is no longer enough – the damage may already be done. That’s why Nirmata doesn’t just detect threats, it prevents them by eliminating security and compliance misconfigurations across Kubernetes clusters, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud services.

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Policy-Driven Security

Enforce Kubernetes best practices using policy-as-code to ensure cloud-native applications and infrastructure are free from misconfigurations.

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Continuous Compliance

Deploy security policies into DevOps pipelines to ensure that applications and infrastructure maintain compliance throughout their life cycles.

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Enhanced Insights

Integrate DevOps tools such as Git, Slack, and Jira to promote continuous compliance, early issue spotting, and cleaner production environments.

Want to fast-track security and compliance in your Kubernetes environment? Use policy-as-code for Shift Down Security success.

Want to fast-track security and compliance in your Kubernetes environment?