Default Doesn’t Mean Safe
Kubernetes includes strong security features, but default configurations prioritize speed over safety. Exposed APIs, permissive RBAC, and open dashboards can quickly become attack vectors.
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Security Is Defined by Your YAML
In Kubernetes, configuration is your first line of defense. RBAC, NetworkPolicies, Pod Security, and Secrets decide whether your cluster is protected or exposed.
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Your Images Can Be the Weakest Link
Running vulnerable or untrusted container images can compromise even the most secure clusters. Image scanning, signing, and trusted registries are mandatory.
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Automation Is Non-Negotiable
Security must be enforced by CI/CD pipelines, admission controllers, and policy-as-code, not by manual reviews.
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Kubernetes Security Is Continuous
Real protection comes from runtime monitoring, network visibility, and threat detection, not just deployment-time checks.
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