SDxCentral reports that Red Hat has announced a new offering to help secure users' software supply chains within hybrid cloud environments.
Unveiled during the company's annual summit, the new software supply chain security pattern will be delivered through the OpenShift platform for ease of implementation and uses a Kubernetes-native pipeline via GitOps and OpenShift Pipelines. Red Hat also made code signing more accessible for users by integrating the pattern with open source project Sigstore through Tekton Chains.
"We're keeping up with changes in cryptographic standards. We also really want to help them build security into the CI/CD pipelines that they're using to manage their applications," said Kirsten Newcomer, Red Hat's director of security product management.The new offering "allows our customers to more easily deploy and work with an out-of-the-box pipeline that has security gates integrated into it," Newcomer said.
As part of its efforts to enhance security at the edge, Red Hat also unveiled a number of enhancements to the Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security services for Kubernetes.
U.S. critical infrastructure organizations have been noted by the Department of Homeland Security to be at risk of cyberattacks leveraging artificial intelligence, with China and other nation-states exploiting the technology to deploy more advanced malware attacks and influence operations, CyberScoop reports.
TechCrunch reports that nearly $200 million was stolen from Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency firm Mixin Network following a cryptocurrency heist on Sept. 23.
Major U.S. consumer product leasing firm Progressive Leasing has disclosed that some of its systems have been impacted by a cyberattack that resulted in the significant compromise of personally identifiable information belonging to its customers and other individuals, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.