KCSA: Kubernetes & Cloud Native Security Associate EXAM-PREP

Welcome to the KCSA (Kubernetes and Cloud Native Security Associate) Mock Exam Preparation Course. This course is designed to help you prepare effectively for the KCSA certification exam, ensuring you have a solid understanding of Kubernetes and cloud-native security principles. Throughout this course, you will learn about key topics through practice questions.

This course includes:

• Full-length mock exam to simulate the actual KCSA test environment

What you’ll learn:

1: Introduction to Kubernetes and Cloud Native Security

• Overview of Kubernetes

• Understanding Cloud Native Principles

• Security challenges in Kubernetes and Cloud Native environments

2: Kubernetes Security Basics

• Kubernetes Architecture and Components

• Kubernetes API Security

• Authentication and Authorization mechanisms

• Securing Kubernetes Nodes and Pods

3: Network Security in Kubernetes

• Network Policies

• Service Meshes and their security implications

• Securing Ingress and Egress

4: Managing Security Configurations

• Secrets Management

• ConfigMaps and their security aspects

• Security Contexts and Policies

5: Monitoring and Logging for Security

• Tools for Monitoring Kubernetes

• Logging practices and tools

• Integrating security monitoring into CI/CD pipelines

6: Advanced Security Features and Practices

• Role-based Security (RBAC) in Kubernetes

• Pod Security Policies (PSP) and their replacements in newer Kubernetes versions

• Admission Controllers and their role in security

7: Compliance and Vulnerability Management

• Understanding compliance requirements in Kubernetes environments

• Tools and practices for vulnerability scanning and management

• Implementing compliance policies using Kubernetes native tools

8: Disaster Recovery and Data Protection

• Backup and recovery strategies for Kubernetes

• Encrypting data at rest and in transit

• Ensuring high availability and fault tolerance

9: Security in Cloud Native Ecosystem

• Security considerations for container registries

• Securing serverless and function-as-a-service (FaaS) environments

• Integrating third-party security tools and services

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