This presentation was made as part of Container Conference 2018 : www.containerconf.in "Typically enterprise applications are deployed as processes on Virtual Machines or as Containers. For example, applications can be deployed on Amazon EC2 instances or as Docker containers in on-premise Kubernetes cluster. Both the strategies have their own pros and cons. While VMs are portable and secure, they are also bulky and time consuming to bring up. Containers on the other hand are lightweight, portable and can be launched very quickly, but their security concerns remain. Even though traditional containers (such as Docker) isolate the application process namespace from other containers, they share the host OS kernel. Considering the number of un-trusted applications that are run as containers, the entire host OS can be compromised. Even though the community has come up with a variety of tools for scanning vulnerabilities (such as Clair) and modules for enhancing the security (such as AppArmor & SELinux), the onus is on the administrator to use these tools and make the environment secure. In this presentation we explore Virtualized Containers, an evolving container technology which inherently provides security by design without compromising on speed and flexibility."