June 11, 2024, 1:38 p.m. | Michael Levan

DEV Community dev.to

Securing all aspects of Kubernetes is important, yet one of the largest entry points for attackers is Pods that aren’t configured properly. That’s why Kubernetes Pods have so many different options from a security perspective.


Whether you’re thinking about policy enforcement, what users are allowed to access Pods, what Service Accounts can run Pods, or what traffic can flow through to Pods, no Kubernetes environment is ready until certain steps are taken.


In this blog post, you’ll learn about those …

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