InSPIREing Progress: How We're Growing SPIFFE & SPIRE in 2023 & Beyond- Daniel Feldman & Andrés Vega
SPIFFE/SPIRE keeps your data safe and hackers away by automatically assigning unique, secure credentials based on the unique properties of your software. It's a bit like a fingerprint scanner, but for code. In the last year, we've: * Added Windows support, SIGSTORE integration, and a new Kubernetes controller * Greatly improved hardware security support * Deployed SPIFFE/SPIRE at more than a dozen of the largest enterprises in the world * Started working hard on support for extended tokens which enable powerful new security insights * And finally, we graduated from the CNCF after four years in sandbox and incubation! Come visit some of the project team and learn how you can use SPIFFE/SPIRE to keep your infra secure!
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