Container & Kubernetes Security

Kubernetes gives engineering teams enormous flexibility to ship containerized workloads at scale — and gives attackers an equally large surface if that flexibility isn't constrained. A single unscanned base image, an overly permissive admission policy, or a misconfigured RBAC role can turn a routine deployment into a cluster-wide incident.

T-Mat Global secures containerized workloads end to end, starting with image scanning integrated directly into your build pipeline so vulnerable or untrusted images never reach a registry, let alone a cluster. We design admission control policies — using OPA/Gatekeeper or Kyverno — that enforce your security standards automatically at deploy time, and configure runtime protection that monitors workload behavior for the kind of anomalies static scanning can't catch.

Cluster hardening follows the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark, covering RBAC configuration, secrets management, and network policies, so the platform itself is defensible, not just the workloads running on it. We also review your base image and registry supply chain, since container security is only as strong as the images it starts from.

The outcome is a Kubernetes platform your engineering teams can deploy to confidently and your security team can actually reason about — whether you're running EKS, AKS, GKE, or a self-managed cluster.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Teams running production workloads on Kubernetes — EKS, AKS, GKE, or self-managed — who need end-to-end container security rather than image scanning in isolation.