Container & Kubernetes security

Secure the platform your workloads share.

Specialist delivery and availability are confirmed during scoping.

THE RIGHT STARTING POINT

For teams running managed or self-operated Kubernetes and container platforms. Cloud account controls and application vulnerabilities are identified as related scopes.

A clear scope. A useful outcome.

Examine a representative cluster and the pipeline that feeds it. Connect configuration findings to workload permissions and meaningful isolation boundaries. Agree a hardening sequence with platform owners, including testing and rollback, so changes can be adopted safely.

The final scope, deliverables, and timing are agreed for your engagement.

What we cover

• Cluster access, role bindings, and administration
• Workload permissions, secrets, and network policy
• Image provenance, registries, and admission controls
• Audit logging, runtime signals, and update practices

What you take away

• Cluster and workload security findings
• Prioritized hardening configuration changes
• Policy validation and exception register
• Platform-owner runbook and rollout plan

How to engage

Cluster review followed by a pilot hardening sprint and optional rollout support.

What progress looks like

Agreed risky permissions reduced, workload policies validated, and exceptions assigned owners.

Before the engagement.

Agree the systems and business processes in scope, the authorisation required, the people involved and how the findings will be used. Timelines, deliverables, exclusions and any verification work should be confirmed directly.