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Pod Security

Policies to secure Kubernetes Pods.

These Kyverno policies are based the on Kubernetes Pod Security Standards definitons. To apply all pod security policies (recommended) install Kyverno and kustomize, then run:

1kustomize build https://github.com/kyverno/policies/pod-security | kubectl apply -f -

Note

The upstream kustomize should be used to apply customizations in these policies, available here. In many cases the version of kustomize built-in to kubectl will not work.

Pod Security Standard policies are organized in two groups, Baseline and Restricted:

Baseline

Minimally restrictive policies to prevent known privilege escalations.

Control	Policy
Host Namespaces	Disallow Host Namespaces
Privileged Containers	Disallow Privileged Containers
Capabilities	Disallow Adding Capabilities
HostPath Volumes	Disallow Host Path
Host Ports	Disallow Host Ports
AppArmor (optional)	Restrict AppArmor Profiles
SELinux (optional)	Disallow Custom SELinux Options
/proc Mount Type	Require Default Proc Mount
Sysctls	Restrict Sysctls

Apply the Baseline Pod Security policies using:

1kustomize build https://github.com/kyverno/policies/pod-security/baseline | kubectl apply -f -

Restricted

Heavily restricted policies following current Pod hardening best practices.

Control	Policy
Volume Types	Restrict Volume Types
Privilege Escalation	Deny Privilege Escalation
Running as Non-root	Require Run As Non Root
Non-root groups (optional)	Require Non Root Groups
Seccomp	Restrict Seccomp

Apply the Restricted Pod Security policies (includes all Baseline policies) using:

1kustomize build https://github.com/kyverno/policies/pod-security/restricted | kubectl apply -f -