Kubernetes security posture management
KSPM articles
Cluster inventory, topology, admission control and drift between manifests in git and live cluster state.
Kubernetes security posture management (KSPM) covers cluster inventory, workload configuration, admission control and drift between what git declares and what the cluster runs. These articles cover KSPM fundamentals and admission gates that catch drift.
- Kubernetes service accounts: audit workload accessAudit Kubernetes service accounts by tracing token mounts, effective permissions and workload ownership, then verify that access changes work. · Sujan Singh
- Kubernetes NetworkPolicy: test workload isolationVerify Kubernetes NetworkPolicy with an explicit traffic matrix, allowed and denied probes, and evidence that distinguishes policy from network failure. · Sujan Singh
- KSPM: why Kubernetes posture starts with inventoryKSPM starts with a live inventory of clusters, workloads and RBAC. Learn how inventory, topology and admission control turn posture into enforcement. · Sujan Singh
- Kubernetes admission gates and the cluster drift problemKubernetes admission gates decide what runs, but drift undoes them. Learn what to gate on and how to keep the live cluster matching git. · Sujan Singh
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