How to block Attack Paths to your Kubernetes
In this video you’ll learn how to enhance your Kubernetes security by eliminating Attack Paths into your clusters.
Attack Path is a powerful feature designed to combine insights from Compliance and Vulnerabilities, enabling us to proactively identify potential attack vectors within Kubernetes clusters.
• Discover the visual representation of Attack Paths, incorporating findings from both misconfigurations and vulnerabilities. Parameters such as Severity, Fixability, RCE (Remote Code Execution), and Reachability are utilized to unveil potential paths an attacker could exploit to infiltrate our environment, compromising assets and resources.
• Witness the precision of ARMO in identifying Attack Paths, and dive into a specific path to comprehend its entirety. Click the FIX button and unveil vulnerabilities in a deployment exposed to the internet via a service.
• Understand the risks involved, including the absence of Network Policy, potential lateral movement, and the risk of escalated privileges due to a lack of security context and privileged container status. There's also a risk of compromising account names and passwords.
• Navigate through strategic decision-making by determining where to block the identified attack path based on your specific use case. Whether it's removing unnecessary exposure to the internet, mitigating and patching vulnerabilities, or addressing misconfigurations in the deployment—such as setting network policies, applying seccomp profiles, or disabling automatic mounting of service account tokens—ARMO empowers you with actionable insights to fortify your Kubernetes security.
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