Explore agentless cloud security with Google Cloud and Orca Security

Orca Security has partnered with Google Cloud to deliver a new approach to cloud security and compliance. With no on-premises environments to protect, Orca created a cloud-native security platform that provides workload-deep security for Google Cloud － without the gaps in coverage and operational costs of agents.

How does this radical new approach work? Join us on October 21 at 9am PT / 12pm ET for a conversation with Patrick Pushor, Orca Security’s Principal Technical Evangelist and Chris Johnson, Google Cloud’s Global Compliance Product Manager on agentless cloud security.

Learn more about

• Google Cloud’s take on trust & security in the cloud

• Orca Security’s new approach to cloud security 

• The scanning process for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, malware, lateral movement risk, exploitable keys, weak passwords, and unsecured sensitive data

• How Orca Security compliments Google Cloud’s compliance framework


Meet The Speakers

Patrick Pushor, Principal Technical Evangelist, Orca Security

Patrick is a serial startup technologist having played early and key roles in over six startups across four countries in the past 12 years including multiple cybersecurity and fintech companies. Previously, he worked as an independent consultant focused on infrastructure and integration projects in nearly every industry from national defense to agriculture. More recently, Patrick helped define the CSPM market as an early employee at Dome9 Security and is leveraging that experience at Orca Security to revolutionize how we think about and approach cloud workload protection.

Chris Johnson, Global Compliance Product Manager, Google Cloud

Chris Johnson (CJ) is Google Cloud’s Global Compliance Product Lead. In addition to Global Compliance, he is the group product leader of Google’s Assurant Cloud efforts, driving product and engineering efforts related to regulated-industry data security and to Google Cloud’s security partnerships. Previously, he was Chief Architect for converged cloud products at Hewlett Packard, where he also served in the office of the CTO leading global shared services initiatives around container management, orchestration, and analytics. CJ started his first technology company, with another Googler, when he was 16. He has led two different early-stage technology companies through rapid growth to acquisition. Outside of his technology endeavors, he has served as a firefighter, rising to the rank of Deputy Chief, in Colorado for over ten years. He now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and 2 boys. 

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