52667/different-ways-to-provide-api-security-on-kubernetes
Use the correct auth mode with API server authorization-mode=Node,RBAC
Ensure all traffic is protected by TLS
Use API authentication (smaller cluster may use certificates but larger multi-tenants may want an AD or some OIDC authentication).
Make kubeless protect its API via authorization-mode=Webhook
Make sure the kube-dashboard uses a restrictive RBAC role policy
Monitor RBAC failures
Remove default ServiceAccount permissions
Filter egress to Cloud API metadata APIs
Filter out all traffic coming into kube-system namespace except DNS
A default deny policy on all inbound on all namespaces is good practice. You explicitly allow per deployment.
Use a podsecurity policy to have container restrictions and protect the Node
Keep kube at the latest version.
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