Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
Control user access to extensions
Manage user authentication and identity providers
Secure network traffic
Monitor platform vulnerabilities and audit security incidents
Manage cluster authorization and RBAC permissions
Run pods in Linux user namespaces
Demonstrate compliance with regulatory benchmarks
Managing certificates for the platform
Manage application passwords and cloud provider credentials
Understand platform security layers and securable components
Control workload privileges and running permissions
Configure workload and automation identities
Encrypt sensitive data at rest
Enable FIPS mode on your nodes
vSphere persistent disks encryption
etcd encryption
Secure the container software supply chain
Configure certificates for hosted control planes
Authentication and authorization for hosted control planes
Authenticate workloads with private registries
Disable symmetric multithreading on your nodes
Improve the security of the USB ports on your nodes
Enhance user authentication on your nodes
About private clusters
Enable customer-managed encryption keys
Configure confidential VMs
Connect workloads to additional networks
Differences between multi-network policy and network policy
Isolate routing domains for advanced workloads
Provision user-defined and OVN-Kubernetes secondary segments
Provision Multus secondary networks and addressing
Securing egress traffic
Enforce non-negotiable platform security baselines
Secure individual workloads and manage namespace policy lifecycle
Create default network policy for projects
Expose the registry securely
Authenticate to Red Hat and third-party registries
Key features of Content Security Policy (CSP)