Securing Kubernetes Access at Scale

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Overview

As Kubernetes adoption grows, securing cluster access becomes increasingly critical. Traditional approaches using static kubeconfig files and long-lived service account tokens create security gaps and compliance challenges. This webinar explores modern approaches to securing Kubernetes access using certificate-based authentication, dynamic RBAC policies, and comprehensive audit logging.

You'll learn practical strategies for implementing zero-trust access controls for Kubernetes, including hands-on demonstrations of certificate rotation, namespace isolation, pod exec controls, and kubectl session recording. Our experts will share real-world experiences from securing production Kubernetes environments at scale.

What You'll Learn

Implementing certificate-based authentication for kubectl access
Advanced Kubernetes RBAC patterns and role design
Namespace isolation and multi-tenancy security controls
Controlling and auditing kubectl exec and port-forward operations
Session recording and compliance requirements for K8s access
Integrating Kubernetes access with identity providers and SSO

Key Topics Covered

•Kubernetes authentication mechanisms and certificate rotation
•Designing effective RBAC roles and cluster roles
•Service account security and workload identity
•Pod security policies and admission controllers
•Kubectl audit logging and session recording
•Namespace isolation and network policies
•Just-in-time access and temporary privilege escalation
•Multi-cluster access management at scale
•Compliance requirements (SOC2, PCI-DSS) for K8s environments
•Real-world case studies and migration strategies

Who Should Attend

This webinar is ideal for:

•Platform engineers managing Kubernetes infrastructure
•DevOps teams implementing secure cluster access
•Security architects designing K8s security controls
•Compliance teams ensuring K8s audit requirements

Featured Speakers

David Martinez

Senior Platform Engineer

TigerAccess

David leads the Kubernetes security team at TigerAccess and has extensive experience building secure multi-tenant K8s platforms. He previously worked at Google Cloud helping customers implement GKE security best practices.

Rachel Kim

Cloud Native Security Architect

CNCF Technical Advisory Group

Rachel is a Kubernetes security expert and active CNCF contributor. She has led security initiatives for major cloud-native projects and authored several security white papers for the Kubernetes community.

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