Auditing & Hardening script for Kubernetes
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CIS Docker Benchmark - v1.9.0 - Ansible Role - Install Docker
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I built this end-to-end DevSecOps pipeline to demonstrate how I’d run secure, observable, and automated software delivery in a real engineering organization — from commit to cloud, with zero secrets in version control and full compliance guardrails.
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CentOS based Docker Security Architecture
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An automated container hardening and security pipeline featuring Trivy vulnerability scanning (SCA) integrated into GitHub Actions.
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Docker Image Hardening Lab focused on container security best practices using vulnerable vs hardened Dockerfiles, multi-stage builds, Alpine optimization, Trivy vulnerability scanning, Docker Bench for Security, non-root containers, and image size reduction.
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SLSA Level 3 compliant, production-grade, zero-trust DevSecOps pipeline with a shell-less multi-stage container runtime on a hardened, rootless Kubernetes cluster.
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