Kubernetes security
How Container Image Signing Works From Build to Kubernetes Deployment
Container image signing helps DevOps teams verify artifact identity and integrity before deployment, strengthening software supply chain security with signatures, provenance and Kubernetes admission controls ...
Michael Carter | | Artifact Integrity, attestations, CI/CD security, container image signing, container registry, container security, cryptographic signing, deployment policy, DevSecOps, ephemeral runners, image digest, image provenance, keyless signing, Kubernetes admission, Kubernetes security, SBOM, software provenance, software supply chain, supply chain security, trusted delivery
Why Kubernetes RBAC Misconfigurations Are the Easiest Privilege Escalation You’ll Ever Find
Ask any penetration tester which part of a Kubernetes assessment reliably produces a finding, and RBAC comes up almost every time. Not because Kubernetes’ permission model is poorly designed — it’s genuinely ...
Manifestly Safer, Why Kubernetes Wants Developers to Speak KYAML
KYAML gives Kubernetes developers a stricter, more predictable YAML dialect designed to reduce configuration errors, ambiguity, indentation problems and unexpected type coercion ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | CI/CD, cloud native, cloud native security, cloud-native architecture, configuration management, containers, devops, DevSecOps, Helm, KEP 5295, kubectl, kubernetes, Kubernetes configuration, Kubernetes manifests, Kubernetes security, Kubernetes YAML, KYAML, open source, platform engineering, SIG CLI, YAML, YAML errors
Securing North-South Traffic in AKS Using Application Gateway, WAF and AGIC
Secure AKS north-south traffic with Application Gateway, WAF and AGIC, combining Layer 7 protection, end-to-end TLS, private back ends and strong ingress visibility ...
Olaitan Falolu | | AGIC, AKS security, Application Gateway Ingress Controller, application security, Azure Application Gateway, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure security, cloud native security, DevSecOps, end-to-end TLS, Ingress controller, ingress protection, Kubernetes ingress security, Kubernetes networking, Kubernetes security, Layer 7 security, north-south traffic, private AKS, WAF, web application firewall
Why Kubernetes Admission Control Is Really a Security UX Problem
Most Kubernetes admission webhooks treat security as binary: accept the configuration, or reject it. That binary thinking has matured an entire category of policy engines (OPA Gatekeeper, Kyverno, ValidatingAdmissionPolicy with CEL) that ...
How to Implement Shift-Left Security in Cloud-Native Applications?
Most security teams still treat cloud-native security as something to handle after deployment. That approach is costing them more than they realize. According to research, the average cost of a data breach ...
Where DevOps Pipelines Break: Real Attack Paths in Cloud-Native CI/CD
While traditional security focuses on perimeters, modern attackers are moving upstream to the CI/CD pipeline. By compromising the build process rather than the final product, they can inject malicious code into trusted ...
Hybrid Cloud at Enterprise Scale: Private Kubernetes for Portability and Control
Private Kubernetes is the missing abstraction layer for enterprise hybrid cloud. Learn how a private Kubernetes platform enables portability, security, governance, and freedom from vendor lock-in across on-prem, private cloud, and public ...
Shravani Gunturu | | AKS, cloud abstraction layer, cloud portability, EKS, enterprise cloud strategy, enterprise Kubernetes, GitOps, GKE, hybrid cloud, hybrid cloud architecture, Kubernetes governance, Kubernetes platform, Kubernetes security, multicloud strategy, Openshift, openstack, platform engineering, private cloud Kubernetes, private Kubernetes, vendor lock-in
Edera Advisory Highlights Remote Code Execution Flaw in Kubernetes
Edera, a provider of a platform for securing container runtime environments, this week published an advisory that notes there is a design flaw that could enable full remote code execution (RCE) in ...
Survey Surfaces Raft of Container Security Challenges
A BellSoft survey reveals gaps in container security practices, showing that human error, limited vulnerability scanning, and infrequent patching continue to expose cloud-native environments to risk ...

