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Kubescape
Comprehensive Kubernetes Security from Development to Runtime
Kubescape is an open-source Kubernetes security platform that provides comprehensive security coverage from left to right across the entire development and deployment lifecycle. It offers hardening, posture management, and runtime security capabilities to ensure robust protection for Kubernetes environments.
Key features of Kubescape include
- Shift-left security: Kubescape enables developers to scan for misconfigurations as early as the manifest file submission stage, promoting a proactive approach to security.
- IDE and CI/CD integration: The tool integrates seamlessly with popular IDEs like VSCode and Lens, as well as CI/CD platforms such as GitHub and GitLab, allowing for security checks throughout the development process.
- Cluster scanning: Kubescape can scan active Kubernetes clusters for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and security issues
- Multiple framework support: Kubescape can test against various security frameworks, including NSA, MITRE, SOC2, and more.
- YAML and Helm chart validation: The tool checks YAML files and Helm charts for correct configuration according to the frameworks above, without requiring an active cluster.
- Kubernetes hardening: Kubescape ensures proactive identification and rapid remediation of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities through manual, recurring, or event-triggered scans.
- Runtime security: Kubescape extends its protection to the runtime environment, providing continuous monitoring and threat detection for deployed applications.
- Compliance management: The tool aids in maintaining compliance with recognized frameworks and standards, simplifying the process of meeting regulatory requirements.
- Multi-cloud support: Kubescape offers frictionless security across various cloud providers and Kubernetes distributions.
By providing this comprehensive security coverage from development to production, Kubescape enables organizations to implement a robust security posture throughout their Kubernetes deployment, addressing potential vulnerabilities and threats at every stage of the application lifecycle.
Kubescape was created by ARMO and is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) sandbox project.
Please star ⭐ the repo if you want us to continue developing and improving Kubescape! 😀
Demo
Kubescape has a command line tool that you can use to quickly get a report on the security posture of a Kubernetes cluster:
Getting started
Experimenting with Kubescape is as easy as:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubescape/kubescape/master/install.sh | /bin/bash
This script will automatically download the latest Kubescape CLI release and scan the Kubernetes cluster in your current kubectl context.
Learn more about:
Did you know you can use Kubescape in all these places?
Continuous security monitoring with the Kubescape Operator
As well as a CLI, Kubescape provides an in-cluster mode, which is installed via a Helm chart. Kubescape in-cluster provides extensive features such as continuous scanning, image vulnerability scanning, runtime analysis, network policy generation, and more. Learn more about the Kubescape operator.
Using Kubescape as a GitHub Action
Kubescape can be used as a GitHub Action. This is a great way to integrate Kubescape into your CI/CD pipeline. You can find the Kubescape GitHub Action in the GitHub Action marketplace.
Under the hood
Kubescape uses Open Policy Agent to verify Kubernetes objects against a library of posture controls. Kubescape retrieves Kubernetes resources from the API server and runs a set of Rego snippets developed by ARMO.
Container image scanning is powered by Grype and image patching uses Copacetic.
By default, CLI scan results are printed in a console-friendly manner, but they can be:
- exported to JSON, junit XML or SARIF
- rendered to HTML or PDF
- submitted to a cloud service
In-cluster architecture
Community
We welcome user feedback and ideas for improvement.
Kubescape users and developers meet on the CNCF Slack. Join it and find us in #kubescape or #kubescape-dev.
We hold community meetings on Zoom, every second Tuesday, at 15:00 CET. (See that in your local time zone.
- Meetings are announced in #kubescape-dev on Slack (including any cancellations).
- The agenda and notes are in a public Google doc.
- Recordings are posted to YouTube.
The Kubescape project follows the CNCF Code of Conduct.
Adopters
See here for a list of reference adopters.
Contributions
Thanks to all our contributors! Check out our CONTRIBUTING file to learn how to join them.
- Feel free to pick a task from the issues, roadmap or suggest a feature of your own.
- Open an issue: we aim to respond to all issues within 48 hours.
Changelog
Kubescape changes are tracked on the release page.
License
Copyright 2021-2024, the Kubescape Authors. All rights reserved. Kubescape is released under the Apache 2.0 license. See the LICENSE file for details.
Kubescape is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) sandbox project and was contributed by ARMO.
