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Docker & DevOps Fundamentals · Lesson

Network Policies and Least-Privilege Networking

Lock down container-to-container traffic with default-deny network policies, explicit allow rules, and the principle of least privilege applied to networking.

Default-Open Is Risky

By default, containers in a cluster can usually talk to every other container. A compromised pod can then reach databases and internal services freely. Network policies close that door.

Least Privilege for Networking

The principle of least privilege applies to traffic: a service should accept and make only the connections it truly needs - nothing more.

All lessons in this course

  1. Container Image Security Scanning
  2. Runtime Container Security
  3. Secrets Management & RBAC
  4. Network Policies and Least-Privilege Networking
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