Kubernetes Security
Cluster hardening across RBAC, workloads, and network policy — closing the gaps that let a single pod compromise the whole cluster.
Overview
Kubernetes gives attackers a rich target: exposed dashboards, permissive RBAC, and pods that can reach the control plane. We assess your cluster against the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark and real attack paths.
What we cover
The ground a typical engagement covers — always tailored to your scope.
RBAC review — over-privileged service accounts and roles
Pod security standards, privileged containers, and host access
Network-policy segmentation and east-west traffic
Exposed API server, kubelet, and dashboards
Secrets management and etcd protection
CIS Kubernetes Benchmark alignment
What every engagement delivers
Impact-rated findings
Every issue rated by real-world impact and mapped to OWASP & MITRE ATT&CK — not just a raw CVSS score.
Developer-ready fix guidance
Practical, specific remediation steps for each finding, written for the engineers who'll fix it.
Executive summary
A board-readable view of risk and posture alongside the full technical detail.
Free retest
We re-test your fixes and issue a clean report you can hand to customers and regulators.
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Image, registry, and runtime hardening that stops insecure containers from becoming a foothold in your cluster.
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AWS, Azure, and GCP testing that finds over-permissive IAM, exposed storage, and the privilege-escalation paths unique to cloud-native services.
Learn moreCloud Security Posture Management
Continuous monitoring of your cloud configuration against benchmarks — catching drift and misconfiguration before attackers do.
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