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Assessment Title
Rule Text
Sensitive information must be stored using Kubernetes Secrets or an external Secret store provider.
Description
Discussion Text
Sensitive information, such as passwords, keys, and tokens must not be stored in application code.
Kubernetes offers a resource called Secrets that are designed for storing sensitive information for use by applications. Secrets are created and managed separately from application code. Additionally, they can be encrypted at rest and access to the secrets can be controlled via RBAC.
Kubernetes offers a resource called Secrets that are designed for storing sensitive information for use by applications. Secrets are created and managed separately from application code. Additionally, they can be encrypted at rest and access to the secrets can be controlled via RBAC.
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