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Container Threat Detection and Response for AWS Fargate with Sysdig By Victor Hernando, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager – Sysdig By Ranjit Kalidasan, Sr. Solutions Architect – AWS Sysdig Organizations are moving to containerized environments at exponential speeds to free developers from day-to-day host-management so they can focus on building and deploying modern applications. AWS Fargate on Amazon Elastic Container Servic e (Amazon ECS) provides the underlying infrastructure needed to run workloads and services, making it attractive for serverless computing. However, the nature of serverless

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