Keynote: Red Hat is Driving Kubernetes/Container Security Forward
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Red Hat describes concrete steps: RBAC on by default in kubeadm but not in cluster-up (1.6), use OpenShift projects for multi‑tenant isolation, enforce don't run containers as root and run on a secure Linux host, and encrypt inter‑node communications. The talk claims these features already exist in parts of the ecosystem, warns that enabling them can break apps, and frames security as an incremental journey from DIY clusters to hardened platform deployments.
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