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Saturday September 12, 2026 10:30am - 11:30am CDT
In 2022, the Red Cross was breached and data from 515,000 vulnerable people was exposed. Amnesty International was surveilled by state-sponsored attackers. Bellingcat, the group that documents war crimes, is a constant target of state actors trying to destroy evidence.
These organizations protect the most vulnerable, and have zero security budget to defend themselves.
This talk presents Fortress in a Box, an open-source, one-command Kubernetes security platform built specifically for NGOs, journalists, and human rights organizations. It implements four layers of defense-in-depth: CI/CD scanning with Trivy, admission control with Kyverno, real-time runtime threat detection with Falco, and GitOps self-healing with ArgoCD — fully configured, zero Kubernetes expertise required.
Attendees will see a live demo where Kyverno blocks an insecure deployment and Falco catches unauthorized container access in seconds, routing alerts directly to Discord — no SIEM required.
Takeaways: a clear understanding of how defense-in-depth works in Kubernetes, the specific policies that block the most common attack vectors, and how to deploy Fortress in their own infrastructure that same day.
Speakers
avatar for José Lorenzana

José Lorenzana

DevSecOps Student & Open Source Developer
A computer science student and DevSecOps practitioner focused on making enterprise-grade security infrastructure accessible to organizations that need it most. With hands-on experience in Kubernetes, containers, and cloud security, their work sits at the intersection of technical... Read More →
Saturday September 12, 2026 10:30am - 11:30am CDT
Swissôtel Chicago 323 E Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60601, USA

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