Securing Kubernetes in the AI Era
21 Oct 2025
Level 3, Room GW2 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre
Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation
AI-native applications are scaling rapidly-and Kubernetes has become their default platform. Yet, Kubernetes was never built with deep security at its core.
Anthony Burke, a pioneer in cloud networking and a driving force behind OpenStack Networking and VMware NSX, is now focused on rethinking how Kubernetes is secured for the AI age.
With open source projects like Cilium and Tetragon, powered by eBPF, the approach enables identity-aware network segmentation, deep observability, and real-time threat detection-all integrated at the kernel level, not layered on top.
In today's AI-driven world, Kubernetes security isn't optional-it's foundational.
Anthony Burke, a pioneer in cloud networking and a driving force behind OpenStack Networking and VMware NSX, is now focused on rethinking how Kubernetes is secured for the AI age.
With open source projects like Cilium and Tetragon, powered by eBPF, the approach enables identity-aware network segmentation, deep observability, and real-time threat detection-all integrated at the kernel level, not layered on top.
In today's AI-driven world, Kubernetes security isn't optional-it's foundational.
