Are You Keeping Hosts Up to Date with the Latest Security Releases? (Q4)
summary
kube-bench is used to run CIS Kubernetes checks and the team stops supporting versions outside the three most recent releases, so customers asking why cube bench supports only newer clusters see that 1.8 was deliberately dropped after it fell out of the support window (the runtime was at 1.19 when this came up, the question referred to ~1.17). host packages need automatic patching, commercial tools already alert on out‑of‑date hosts, and infrastructure stats show 70% on‑prem still requires operators to update themselves.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:53Are you keeping hosts up to date with the latest security releases?
- 2:25Kubernetes v1.8
- 5:08Host scans and updates
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