Kubernetes Pentesting
with NodeZero
The NodeZero™ platform autonomously pentests your Kubernetes clusters, continuously identifies risks, and exposes exploitable vulnerabilities like RBAC misconfigurations, container escapes, and secret exposures.
With 96% of organizations either using or evaluating Kubernetes, securing these environments is becoming top of mind.
Kubernetes has become the mainstay of cloud infrastructure, but its complexity brings significant security risks. Each distribution, managed or not, – AWS EKS, Google GKE, Azure AKS, or vanilla Kubernetes – introduces unique vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit.
Continuous Kubernetes Testing
NodeZero deploys within Kubernetes clusters using Kubernetes Operators and Infrastructure-as-Code (kubectl) for easy setup. Once deployed, users can continuously deploy testing for exploitable vulnerabilities without any additional manual effort.
Runtime Security Testing
Unlike tools that only focus on static configurations, NodeZero launches real-world attacks against live, running clusters, identifying container runtime vulnerabilities that can be chained together with weak controls and policies just as an attacker would.
Proactive Threat Identification
As Kubernetes adoption grows, security risks increase. Nearly 90% of organizations using containerized workloads have faced a Kubernetes security incident in the past year. NodeZero’s continuous pentesting helps organizations stay ahead of these evolving threats without sacrificing any visibility or testing of other platform assets.
Cross-platform Attack Chaining
NodeZero shows how vulnerabilities in Kubernetes can be chained together with weaknesses from across an organization’s underlying infrastructure to achieve greater impact, giving security teams a clear view of how attackers could move laterally and/or escalate privileges.