Production Kubernetes Security That Goes Beyond CIS Benchmarks
Kubernetes misconfigurations — privileged pods, exposed dashboards, RBAC bindings that grant cluster-admin — are a leading cause of container-based breaches. Onam audits every cluster object without deploying a sidecar or daemonset.
Services we monitor on Kubernetes
Every service below is scanned continuously — no agents, no network changes, read-only.
Plus: GKE Autopilot, EKS Fargate, OpenShift, Rancher-managed clusters, and self-hosted kubeadm clusters.
Compliance frameworks
Onam maps every Kubernetes finding to the frameworks your auditors care about.
Connect in 3 steps
From consent to first finding in under five minutes.
Grant read-only cluster access
Apply the Onam ClusterRole manifest — one kubectl apply. It grants get, list, and watch on every resource, and nothing else. No exec, no port-forward, no impersonation.
Bind to Onam's service account
Federated OIDC binding to Onam's service account — no long-lived kubeconfig files exchanged. For self-managed clusters, a short-lived token is stored in Onam's HSM-backed vault.
First findings in under 5 minutes
Onam watches the API server for drift and audits every workload against CIS Kubernetes, NSA/CISA hardening, and image-supply-chain rules — no runtime agent required.
Kubernetes in the real console.
Not a mockup — the actual Onam console on a live demo account: connect, inventory and posture in one view.
What makes Onam different on Kubernetes
Beyond CIS — real attack paths
Privileged pods on nodes that reach the metadata service, service accounts with cluster-admin bindings, and NetworkPolicy gaps are correlated into concrete attack paths — not disconnected findings.
RBAC effective-permission graph
Every RoleBinding, ClusterRoleBinding, and ServiceAccount is resolved into what a pod can actually do — including cross-namespace escalation via aggregation rules and impersonation verbs.
Image supply-chain analysis
Container images are traced back to their registries and their base layers. Unscanned images, missing signatures, and vulnerable OS packages are surfaced with the workloads that run them.
Questions we get a lot
Ready to secure your Kubernetes environment?
Connect a read-only role in three minutes. Your first findings surface in under five.