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by Przemyslaw Roguski, Michael Epley, Andrew Block
October 22, 2026
Zero trust is easy to describe; the hard part is making it repeatable. This fourth article in the ZTVP series steps back from individual security layers to show what a user actually gets when those ideas are assembled into a full, deployable architecture.
patterns zero-trust security openshift validated-patterns architectureby Przemyslaw Roguski
September 10, 2026
Declaring network policy is only half the battle. This post covers common mistakes that undermine network policy intent, the importance of verifying real behavior at runtime, and the design-test-deploy-observe loop that underpins the Zero Trust Validated Pattern.
patterns zero-trust security network-policies openshiftby Przemyslaw Roguski
July 29, 2026
When network policies trap an attacker inside a container, what happens next? The ZTVP turns Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security into an active defense engine that detects anomalous behavior and terminates compromised pods in real time.
patterns zero-trust security acs runtime-security openshiftby Przemyslaw Roguski
June 29, 2026
Network policies in the Layered Zero Trust Validated Pattern provide containment when vulnerabilities are discovered faster than patches can be applied. This post introduces the approach and links to the full Red Hat blog article.
patterns zero-trust security network-policies openshift spiffeby William Henry and Jonny Rickard
December 1, 2022
A validated pattern that uses OpenShift Platform Plus and OpenShift Pipelines to securely build, scan, and deliver applications
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