ARMO has recently partnered with Orange Business Norway to secure its Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS) infrastructure using ARMO’s advanced runtime-driven cloud security platform. This collaboration underscores a significant achievement in delivering strong security solutions for Orange Business’ on-premises Kubernetes setups that support MKS. Orange Business, known for its pioneering role in cloud innovation, offers comprehensive digital transformation services, including consulting, mission-critical IT operations, and data center/colocation services. With their Managed Kubernetes Service, they facilitate seamless deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications, allowing businesses to operate efficiently. ARMO’s security features ensure that businesses can confidently scale their operations, protected from vulnerabilities, compliance issues, and runtime threats in both public and private cloud environments.
Erlend Hoel, Senior Systems Engineer at Orange Business, emphasized the critical role ARMO plays in securing their managed Kubernetes clusters. For Orange Business, managing substantial infrastructure efficiently demands offering the complete ARMO Platform in an on-prem configuration. This robust security solution supports the company in delivering reliable protection and compliance for their clients. Ben Hirschberg, CTO and Co-Founder of ARMO, highlighted the partnership as a testament to the effectiveness of their solution in enhancing cloud-native security. Both companies are dedicated to equipping organizations with the best possible tools to manage their containerized applications confidently.
The partnership between ARMO and Orange Business reflects a growing trend toward strengthening security measures in cloud-native environments. This collaboration ensures that businesses can securely and compliantly scale their operations, maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of their data. By providing comprehensive and efficient security solutions, ARMO and Orange Business empower organizations to focus more on innovation and growth rather than being burdened by security concerns.
