secure-deployment-review

A Kubernetes security review for a new service rollout audits image CVEs with Trivy or Grype, enforces PodSecurity standards, applies default-deny NetworkPolicies, and verifies RBAC least privilege.

An end-to-end container deployment security audit includes image CVE scanning and SBOM generation, Kubernetes PodSecurity and NetworkPolicy enforcement, secret management, artifact provenance, and runtime log redaction.

You check for hard-coded secrets and manage credential rotation in Kubernetes by running secret scanning procedures that detect exposed credentials and enforce controlled secret scope and rotation policies.

Yes, this deployment security review supports post-incident hardening and quarterly audits by evaluating runtime policies, controlled egress, PII redaction in logs, and CI/CD artifact signing and provenance.

You generate and store an SBOM for container images in a CI/CD pipeline by using syft to create the SBOM, pinning base images, and enforcing artifact signing and branch protections.

The best way to enforce least privilege RBAC and default-deny network policies is to apply Kubernetes PodSecurity standards with explicit network allowances and verify secret scopes within CI/CD pipelines.