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How Lack of Runtime Visibility Enables Modern Attacks

Kubernetes is dynamic. Containers respawn, binaries change, and workloads shift after deployment. Attackers exploit these blind spots with techniques like “bring your own binary”, injecting malicious code into trusted runtimes. Without runtime visibility, you won’t catch lateral movement, zero days, or misconfigurations in motion. Today’s attack unfolds in real time and disappears without a trace once the container spins down

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Runtime is The Real Battleground Against Cyber Threats

If you’re only protecting static configs or scanning images, you're blind to what’s actually running. Attackers wait for workloads to shift, new containers to spin up, or binaries to change in memory. That’s when real exposure begins, not at deploy time, but at runtime. Treat runtime as the real threat surface. Think like an attacker. Monitor live behavior, detect changes in motion, and defend based on what’s happening now

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Stopping Attackers in Their Tracks

KTrust monitors live workload behavior with zero performance drag. It detects container escapes, privilege escalation and lateral movement by monitoring the cluster’s Kernel activities. Flagging drift and identifying anomaly behavior the moment they appear. Powered by eBPF, we see exactly what’s happening in your environment and flag only what aligns with known risky behavior

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Confidence in What’s Actually Running

Lightweight to deploy and easy to integrate, our CTEM is built for Kubernetes, not adapted to it. It covers the full lifecycle and understands the dynamic, distributed nature of your environments

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