Tag: Runtime Security

In traditional enterprise software engineering and cloud infrastructure monitoring, application security has long relied on userspace logging agents, sidecar auditing daemons, and retrospective log analysis. When microservices process transactions or interact with backend storage, system activity is recorded through application logs, OS audit trails (auditd), or standard log-shipping pipelines. While these retrospective mechanisms provide adequate […]

In traditional software engineering, containerization via Docker, containerd, and runC has long provided an efficient execution envelope for microservices, web apps, and background batch jobs. Developers rely on Linux kernel features—such as namespaces (pid, net, mnt, ipc), control groups (cgroups), and capability dropping—to partition application processes and restrict resource access. For vetted enterprise software compiled […]