Workload Protection: The Power of Kernel-Level Blocking
 

Sharing a 15 minute session that follows cloud-native security from code and build through posture management and the running workload. It then focuses on the architectural distinction that matters in runtime protection: whether the security control sits in the execution path or responds after the kernel has already allowed the action.

The session provides a practical way to validate the difference. Run a simple drift script and observe whether anything executes before the control intervenes. With inline enforcement, the unauthorized operation is denied at the kernel boundary while the workload continues running, rather than being detected and terminated afterward.

It also covers moving from audit to selective blocking, applying compensating controls during zero-day patch windows, and preventing drift, fileless execution, privilege escalation and container escape.
 

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