10 steps to automating security in Kubernetes pipelines

Kubernetes pipelines face an ever-increasing range of threats that demand more integrated and automated security across the application lifecycle. Making things more complex, critical vulnerabilities can make their way into any stage of the pipeline: from build to registry to test-and-staging to (especially damaging) production environments.

One of the biggest roadblocks to effective Kubernetes pipeline security has been investing the time to get it right. The purpose of using containers is increasing the velocity of release cycles, enabling more up-to-date code and better features with better resource stabilization. Any manual efforts to inject security into this pipeline risk slowing that speed and preventing the benefits of a container strategy from being fully realized. 

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