Container Platform Security with Maya Kaczorowski

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A Kubernetes instance occupies a wide footprint of multiple servers, creating an appealing target to an attacker, due to its access to a large pool of compute resources. A common attack against an exposed Kubernetes cluster is to take it over for the purposes of mining cryptocurrency. Thus it is important to keep a cluster secure.

The importance of security is magnified for a cloud provider. A cloud provider runs a managed Kubernetes service, which might be running thousands of Kubernetes clusters. If the cloud provider’s chosen distribution of Kubernetes contains a vulnerability, or if the Kubernetes instances are misconfigured, all of these clusters could be exposed to the same vulnerability.

Maya Kaczorowski works on the security of Google’s managed Kubernetes service GKE. In today’s show we discuss the attack surface of a managed Kubernetes service. Maya was previously on the show to talk about container security. This episode is a good companion to that one, as well as a previous show with Liz Rice about container security.

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