Kubescape : Comprehensive Kubernetes Security from Development to Runtime
Farshad Nick (????? ??? ????)
DevOps Team Lead | 20k+ LinkedIn | Kubernetes | AWS | Terraform | Open for Collaboration
Kubernetes is amazing for managing containers, but keeping it secure can be tricky. That's where Kubescape comes in—a super handy, open-source security tool for Kubernetes clusters. It helps you lock down your system from development all the way through runtime, making sure your cluster stays secure at every stage.
Here’s the quick rundown:
It’s perfect for developers and security teams who want to integrate security checks early in the development process and keep monitoring once the cluster is up and running. Plus, since it’s open-source, it’s flexible, accessible, and free!
In short, Kubescape is like having a security guard for your Kubernetes cluster, from start to finish. Easy to use, reliable, and it makes sure your cluster stays safe.
Installation
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubescape/kubescape/master/install.sh | /bin/bash
Take look at some example:
Scan a running Kubernetes cluster:
kubescape scan
Scan NSA framework
Scan a running Kubernetes cluster with the NSA framework:
kubescape scan framework nsa
Scan MITRE framework
Scan a running Kubernetes cluster with the MITRE ATT&CK? framework:
kubescape scan framework mitre
Scan specific namespaces:
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kubescape scan --include-namespaces development,staging,production
Scan local YAML files
kubescape scan /path/to/directory-or-directory
Take a look at the example.
Scan git repository
Scan Kubernetes manifest files from a Git repository:
kubescape scan https://github.com/kubescape/kubescape
Conclusion
Kubescape offers a powerful and user-friendly way to safeguard your Kubernetes clusters from development to runtime. With features like compliance auditing, hardening recommendations, and continuous monitoring, it fills a crucial need in Kubernetes security. For teams looking to integrate security seamlessly across their workflows, Kubescape is an essential tool in their DevSecOps pipeline.
About Author :
Hi ??, I’m Farshad Nick (Farshad nickfetrat)