Cloud Security
KSPM — Kubernetes Security Posture Management
Continuous security assessment of Kubernetes clusters: RBAC, network policy, pod security, secrets and supply chain.
- CIS Kubernetes Benchmark assessment
- RBAC and service-account permission analysis
- Network policy coverage and gap detection
Harden the cluster, not just the container
Overview
Kubernetes defaults are permissive by design. Without deliberate hardening, pods run as root, network policy allows all traffic between everything, RBAC grants far more than required, and secrets are stored base64-encoded rather than encrypted.
KSPM continuously evaluates clusters against the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark and NSA/CISA hardening guidance, surfacing risky workload specifications and excessive permissions before they are exploited.
KSPM (Kubernetes security posture management) is Kubernetes security for cluster configuration: access control, network policies and exposed workloads.
What is included
Everything in the engagement, in writing.
- CIS Kubernetes Benchmark assessment
- RBAC and service-account permission analysis
- Network policy coverage and gap detection
- Pod security standard enforcement
- Secrets management and encryption verification
- Admission control policy and supply-chain checks
What you get out of it
Outcomes you can hold us to.
- 01Clusters hardened against lateral movement
- 02Excessive service-account permissions eliminated
- 03Risky manifests blocked at admission
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with managed Kubernetes services?
Yes — EKS, AKS, GKE and self-managed clusters are all supported, with checks adjusted for the control-plane elements each provider manages.
Ready to move on KSPM?
We will scope it against your actual environment, not a generic package, and give you a fixed price before any work starts.