Course Overview
The Kubernetes Security Fundamentals (LFS460) Training is a specialized, in-depth course designed to help professionals secure Kubernetes clusters and containerized workloads across modern cloud-native environments. As Kubernetes becomes the backbone of enterprise application platforms, security has become a critical operational priority. This course addresses that need by focusing on practical, real-world Kubernetes security controls and best practices.
LFS460 covers the full Kubernetes security lifecycle—from cluster hardening and access control to network security, workload isolation, and runtime protection. The training emphasizes hands-on implementation of security mechanisms such as RBAC, Pod Security Standards, secrets management, network policies, image security, and supply chain protection.
Aligned with CNCF and Linux Foundation security guidelines, this course enables learners to design, implement, and maintain secure, compliant, and resilient Kubernetes environments suitable for production and enterprise use.
Course Objectives:
- Understand Kubernetes security architecture and threat models
- Secure Kubernetes clusters at the control plane and node level
- Implement strong authentication, authorization, and RBAC policies
- Apply Pod Security Standards and workload isolation techniques
- Protect Kubernetes networking using network policies and ingress controls
- Secure container images and manage software supply chain risks
- Safely manage secrets and sensitive configuration data
- Implement runtime security and detect malicious behavior
- Align Kubernetes environments with compliance and security best practices
- Apply practical security controls for real-world production clusters
Target Audiance
- This course is ideal for Kubernetes administrators, DevOps engineers, security engineers, platform engineers, cloud architects, and SREs who are responsible for securing Kubernetes clusters. It is also well-suited for professionals transitioning into cloud-native security roles or organizations aiming to strengthen their container security posture.
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