ARMO shows how ChatGPT can help protect Kubernetes
The impact of ChatGPT and generative AI on the security landscape is difficult to gauge. While threat actors can use these AI-driven solutions to generate phishing emails and malicious code, the use cases for security teams are still emerging.
Today, ARMO, an open source security provider and creator of Kubernetes security tool Kubescape, announced the release of a new ChatGPT integration within the ARMO platform.
The new integration enables security teams to build custom controls with ARMO based on Open Policy Agent (OPA), which can be run to ensure Kubernetes clusters and CI/CD pipelines are secure and correctly configured.
More broadly, the integration highlights that ChatGPT has the potential to be a force multiplier for security teams, which they can use to deploy security controls across the cloud within containerized environments.
The release comes as the defensive use cases of ChatGPT and generative AI continue to develop, and just a month after Orca Security released an integration to process security alerts and generate actionable remediation steps to help analysts identify and respond to threats faster within cloud environments.
