Posture Management

Posture management evaluates your Kubernetes configuration against security best practices and detects misconfigurations across cluster objects.

Examples of What Posture Covers:

• Workload security settings (privileged containers, host mounts, capabilities)
• Namespace and resource policy posture
• Network exposure and service configurations
• General configuration hygiene and risky defaults

Outputs

• Findings with severity and fix guidance
• Trend and historical tracking (so you can measure improvement over time)
• Signals that can be used for scoring and compliance reporting