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Effortless discovery, seamless automation, limitless scaling!

Say goodbye to wrestling with AWS IAM, Azure IAM, Google Cloud IAM, network policies, and database access. Just tell us what your services need to call, and let Otterize handle the rest. Simplify your infrastructure, on your terms!

Discover like a pro

No more hunting for security gaps! Otterize makes it a breeze to find sensitive services in your Kubernetes cluster. Map clusters and zero in on where you need that extra layer of protection, all without breaking a sweat.

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Automate with confidence

Say goodbye to security stress! Otterize is your trusty sidekick that takes the heavy lifting off your plate. It automatically generates zero-trust policies based on your app's needs, securing your services effortlessly.

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Scale without limits

As your digital kingdom grows, so does your security, thanks to Otterize. Scaling up is a walk in the park. Safeguard more services and teams smoothly with automatic pull requests—it's security made simple!

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  • Kubernetes
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  • Zero-trust
  • IAM
  • AWS
  • EKS
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Blog
Apr 29 2024
Scheduler vs. API Proxy: Balancing Kubernetes data-plane and control-plane for optimal Zero-Trust IAM security with Otterize

Discover how to automate zero-trust IAM security for EKS applications and AWS resources using AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) and Otterize.

  • Kubernetes
  • Zero-trust
  • IBAC
  • Dropbox
  • Automation
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Blog
Apr 16 2024
First Person Platform Episode 2 - Andrew Moore on Uber Workload Identity and Authorization

The second episode of First Person Platform, a podcast: platform engineers nerd out with Ori Shoshan on access controls, Kubernetes, and platform engineering.

  • Network Policy
  • Kubernetes
  • Zero-trust
Blog
Feb 12 2024
Network policies are not the right abstraction (for developers)

We explore the limitations of relying solely on Kubernetes network policies as a solution for achieving zero-trust between pods, identifying multiple flaws that hinder their effectiveness in meeting the demands of real-world use cases, particularly when prioritizing developer experience in a Kubernetes-based platform.

Automate workload IAM, intuitively

Your Security team will thank you.