Get In Containerds, We’re Going Securing: Kubern...
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Kubernetes SIG Security explains concrete outputs: it spun out of the third‑party audit working group, runs public Slack and regular meetings (first and third Thursdays, 18:00 UTC), and hosts the Product Security Committee’s public forum. It coordinated the PodSecurityPolicy replacement proposals into the CAP, launched a security docs subproject producing a Kubernetes hardening guide, and is running a new third‑party audit after the 2019 audit; cluster size context given as 6.2M lines / 240 commits/week to justify needing vendor and community help.
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