Container Security Best Practices
summary
Covers concrete controls across the pipeline: use static analysis and image scanning, sign images and use official base images, and lock down the image registry; enforce consistent runtime security policies, restrict privileged containers and protect the containerd/docker daemon API; apply cluster policy review, RBAC and network policies, firewall internet-facing services and use service mesh with mTLS for pod-to-pod auth; limit exec access, choose a minimal host OS, apply seccomp and SELinux profiles, and consider sandboxes like Firecracker and Kata Containers.
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