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Kubernetes FAQ, question 3 of 15

What are the main security layers in Kubernetes?

Cluster hardening, RBAC, workload security (Pod Security), network policy, secrets, supply-chain scanning and runtime detection.

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  13. 14Should dashboards be exposed publicly?
  14. 15What runtime security looks for?

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