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You've just deployed your cloud-native application, and the last thing you want is a security breach. With the rise of microservices, securing your application is more critical than ever. In this article, we'll explore how to implement a zero-trust architecture using Istio 1.18 and OAuth 2.1.
Why This Matters
The current state of cloud security is alarming, with 60% of organizations experiencing a security breach in the last year. With the increasing adoption of microservices, the attack surface is expanding, making it essential to implement a robust security strategy. In this article, you'll learn how to secure your cloud-native application using advanced techniques and battle-tested strategies.
The Problem/Context
Implementing security in a cloud-native application can be daunting, especially with the complexity of microservices.
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