Deploying Compliant Kubernetes: Real World Edge Cases
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This document discusses Lola's deployment of compliant Kubernetes to meet PCI DSS requirements. Lola stores credit card details on behalf of users but does not directly process payments, requiring Level 1 PCI compliance. It outlines how Lola uses technologies like TLS encryption with Ingress controllers, IAM authentication for Kubernetes, and Prometheus for cluster monitoring to meet requirements for firewalls, encryption, secure systems, and access control. The document advises engaging auditors technically rather than treating Kubernetes as a black box, and leveraging open source tools and communities for pre-built applications to simplify compliance tasks like authentication, monitoring, and logging.
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Deploying Compliant Kubernetes: Real World Edge Cases
- 1. Deploying Compliant Kubernetes Real World Edge Cases
- 2. Speakers 2 Tim Buntel VP of Application Security Products Katie Paugh Lola DevOps Team Lead
- 3. Quick Background on Lola 3 Lola.com makes managing corporate travel easy, fast and agile. We provide your company with the visibility and control you need, while giving your travelers the amazing experience they want.
- 4. Lola’s Cloud Environment ü General IT ü AWS infrastructure ü CI/CD pipeline 4 ü Logging ü Monitoring MANAGE GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE ü Security/Compliance ü Kubernetes PCI INFRASTRUCTURE PRODNON- PROD PRODNON- PROD
- 5. Lola’s Need for Compliance Credit card details are stored on users’ behalf 5 In-house travel agents can book on behalf of users No direct credit card processing, but Level 1 PCI DSS Compliant
- 6. 6 Compliance in a K8S World
- 7. REQUIREMENT 1 Install and Maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data 7
- 8. REQUIREMENT 4 Encrypt transmission of cardholder data across open, public networks 8 § TLS Encryption via Ingress Controllers § Ingress Controller maps to an AWS ALB with appropriate Security Group and ELBSecurityPolicy § Weave as networking layer – Encryption enabled between services within our cluster* * Not a PCI requirement, but an extra layer of security
- 9. REQUIREMENT 6 Develop and maintain secure systems and applications 9 DEV SEC OPS Vulnerability Alerts Guidance Centralized Visibility & Control Attack Protection & Threat Intelligence
- 10. REQUIREMENT 8 Identify and authenticate access to system components 10 A big challenge for us § How are we going to handle user authentication into our cluster § How do we manage Integration with a new system? § If our Developers get another account will they know which credentials they need to use for what? § Don’t want developers to have yet another account to remember § Etc. AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes (formerly heptio-authenticator) § Use AWS IAM users to authenticate to the Kubernetes cluster § Users assume an IAM Role and each Role is restricted to certain actions § Allows for easy user management § Can give CI/CD pipeline access without giving it a username and password
- 11. REQUIREMENT 10 Track and monitor all access to network resources and cardholder data 11 CLUSTER METRICS SEVERITY 1 ALERT SEVERITY 2 & 3 ALERTS INTRUSION DETECTION Prometheus
- 12. Talking to the Auditors Stick to the technical controls you have in place – Versioning – User access controls Don’t treat Kubernetes like a black box – “Oh well it just handles things that way because it does” 12
- 13. What We’ve Learned So Far USE THE COMMUNITY! – Slack, forums, GitHub Search for Pre-built custom applications – Custom authentication controllers – Customer resource controllers – Monitoring – Logging 13
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