Edson Ferreira
Customer Solutions Engineer at Sysdig, OpenSource Contributor
Customer Solutions Engineer at Sysdig, Contribuidor OpenSource
Fortaleza, Brazil
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With over 7 years of experience in the tech industry, currently working as a Solutions Engineer at Sysdig, focusing on cloud native security. He actively contributes to open source by maintaining the Portuguese (Brazil) translations of the Kubernetes documentation, the CNCF Cloud Native Glossary, and OpenTelemetry documentation.
A passionate community advocate, he is a CNCF Ambassador, an AWS Community Builder, and part of the Grafana Champions program. Outside of work, he enjoys speaking at cloud native events and meetups—and when he's not diving into observability or security topics, you’ll likely find him on a tennis court.
Um dos mantenedores da documentação do Kubernetes, do glossário CNCF Cloud Native e do OpenTelemetry em português (brasileiro).
Ele também faz parte do programa da comunidade Grafana, do programa da comunidade AWS e do programa de embaixadores da CNCF.
Em seu tempo livre, ele se divide entre participar (e palestrar) em eventos do universo cloud native e jogar tênis.
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Syscalls Uncovered: The Art of Observing Malicious Behavior
Learn how system calls can reveal hidden threats in your environment! In this talk, we'll explore how to use syscalls for detecting suspicious behavior like shell spawning or file tampering. We'll dive into practical use cases with live demos using Falco, a CNCF project for runtime security powered by syscall monitoring.
Falco in Action: Runtime Security for Kubernetes
This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to Falco, the CNCF project designed for detecting runtime threats in Kubernetes environments. They'll learn how to deploy Falco, tailor its security rules to their needs, and spot suspicious activity in real time, like unauthorized access, privilege escalation, or unexpected behavior inside containers.
Through practical exercises, we’ll simulate security incidents and cover best practices for integrating Falco with alerting systems and automated response workflows.
The session is ideal for DevOps, SRE, and security professionals who want to strengthen the security of their Kubernetes clusters. Some familiarity with Kubernetes is recommended.
Automatic Threat Response Engine for Kubernetes
This session delves into the cutting-edge realm of Automatic Threat Response Engines designed specifically for Kubernetes. We will explore how these proactive defense systems are revolutionizing how organizations protect their cloud-native applications from emerging threats. By automating the detection and mitigation process, these engines not only enhance security but also significantly reduce the time and resources required to respond to incidents.
Using Falco, Falco SideKick, and Falco Thalon, we will demonstrate how to properly respond to attacks in near real-time, analyzing data from different sources and taking actions that span your entire environment.
Catch Supply Chain Threats in Your CI/CD Pipelines Before They Catch You
CI/CD pipelines have become prime targets for sophisticated supply chain attacks, threatening the integrity of your software before it even reaches production. While existing security measures offer some protection, they might not catch every subtle threat embedded in your build and deployment processes. How can we detect suspicious behavior within our CI/CD pipelines?
Enter Falco, a CNCF graduated project renowned for its real-time security monitoring capabilities in cloud-native environments. By integrating Falco into your CI/CD workflows, you can gain deep visibility into the build process, detecting anomalous activities and potential security breaches as they occur.
In this session, we’ll explore how to leverage Falco within your CI/CD pipelines to detect and prevent supply chain attacks. We’ll demonstrate how to set up Falco in CI/CD environments, interpret its security alerts, and automate responses to potential threats.
10 Anos de Kubernetes - passado, presente e futuro
Esse ano o Kubernetes chegou na histórica marca de 10 anos, mas você sabe como tudo começou e o que já aconteceu para se tornar o que temos hoje?
Nessa palestra vou falar um pouco sobre a história do Kubernetes, algumas das funcionalidades que foram marcos importantes nos últimos 10 anos, o que se tem projetado para os próximos anos e como você pode se envolver
para fazer parte da construção dos próximos 10 anos de Kubernetes.
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Edson Ferreira
Customer Solutions Engineer at Sysdig, OpenSource Contributor
Fortaleza, Brazil
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