vArmor
FundedCloud-native container security for Kubernetes workloads
About vArmor
vArmor provides a cloud-native container sandbox designed specifically for Kubernetes environments to enhance container security through workload hardening. It leverages Kubernetes Operator patterns to allow precise control over container behaviors by manipulating custom resource definitions (CRDs). This approach enables enterprises to enforce security policies with minimal performance impact by explicitly blocking only declared behaviors, supporting a deny-by-default security posture.
The platform is composed of two main components: the Manager, which manages policy objects, and the Agent, which administers enforcers and profiles on Kubernetes nodes. vArmor abstracts multiple Linux security mechanisms such as AppArmor, BPF, and Seccomp, allowing them to be used individually or combined for comprehensive enforcement. It also features built-in rules and behavior modeling to facilitate the creation of allowlist profiles, helping organizations adhere to least privilege principles without requiring deep security expertise. This makes vArmor suitable for large enterprises seeking to secure containerized applications in production Kubernetes clusters with scalable and manageable security policies.
Key Capabilities
- ✓Kubernetes Operator design pattern for workload hardening
- ✓Abstraction of AppArmor, BPF, and Seccomp enforcers
- ✓Built-in security rules for immediate use
- ✓Behavior modeling to create allowlist profiles
- ✓Deny-by-default enforcement for least privilege
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