Cloud / CNAPP · Reference Architecture

Kubernetes Security Architecture

Layered security for cluster control planes, workload identity, admission, supply chain, runtime, network, secrets and operational recovery.

Which controls protect the platform without making delivery or recovery unmanageable?

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No diagram is a deployable design until it is adapted to the environment, evidence, owners, and operating constraints.

Kubernetes security reference architectureResponsibility modelAdmission policy designSupply-chain controlsRuntime and recovery playbook

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