k8s-security-policies

Implement Kubernetes NetworkPolicy, PodSecurityPolicy, and RBAC configurations.

5|Updated Aug 23, 2025
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Skill: k8s-security-policies
Source: https://github.com/camoneart/claude-code/tree/main/skills/k8s-security-policies
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/camoneart/claude-code --skill k8s-security-policies

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the complexity and manual effort of implementing comprehensive Kubernetes security policies, ensuring your clusters are production-ready and compliant with industry standards.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Network Segmentation: Create precise network policies to isolate workloads and prevent lateral movement.
  • Pod Security Standards: Enforce security contexts and runtime restrictions across your namespaces.
  • RBAC Automation: Configure least-privilege access controls for users and service accounts.
  • Use Case: Imagine you need to secure a multi-tenant Kubernetes cluster. Use this Skill to automatically generate NetworkPolicy, PodSecurityPolicy, and RBAC configurations that meet CIS Benchmark requirements.

Quick Start

Use the k8s-security-policies skill to create a default deny-all network policy for the production namespace, then add specific allow rules for frontend-to-backend communication.

Frequently Asked Questions about k8s-security-policies

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I implement network policies to isolate workloads in Kubernetes?

Network policies enforce traffic rules between pods, blocking unwanted lateral movement. This Skill generates NetworkPolicy configurations that create precise allow/deny rules, letting you segment frontend-to-backend communication and isolate multi-tenant workloads in production clusters.

What's the difference between NetworkPolicy, PodSecurityPolicy, and RBAC for cluster security?

NetworkPolicy controls pod-to-pod traffic; PodSecurityPolicy enforces runtime restrictions and security contexts; RBAC manages user and service account permissions. This Skill automates all three, applying them together to achieve least-privilege access and meet CIS Benchmark compliance requirements.

Can I automate RBAC configuration to enforce least-privilege access?

Yes. This Skill generates RBAC templates that assign minimal permissions to users and service accounts, automating role and binding creation across namespaces. It eliminates manual configuration and ensures consistent least-privilege enforcement across your cluster.

How do I secure a multi-tenant Kubernetes cluster from the ground up?

Start with namespace isolation using labels, then apply default-deny network policies, pod security standards, and RBAC rules per tenant. This Skill generates production-ready policy definitions and admission control configurations, ensuring namespace-level security and tenant isolation at scale.

Does this work with Gatekeeper and OPA for policy enforcement?

Yes. This Skill integrates Gatekeeper and OPA for centralized policy enforcement and auditing. It provides configuration templates that enforce admission control rules, allowing you to validate and block non-compliant workloads before they run.

What happens if I don't configure security policies in Kubernetes?

Without policies, pods communicate freely, escalate privileges by default, and access is unrestricted—enabling lateral movement and privilege abuse. Security policies enforce network segmentation, runtime restrictions, and access control, preventing these attack vectors in production.