Kubernetes has become the standard for cloud-native applications, enabling developers to package workloads into portable microservices. However, its complexity often leads teams to delay implementing security until production, increasing risk. A strong Kubernetes security strategy must address the entire attack surface, including securing container images and CI/CD pipelines, protecting the control plane, enforcing RBAC, applying pod-level policies, and ensuring runtime security. This guide provides best practices to help organizations safeguard Kubernetes environments and maintain compliance while running workloads confidently.

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