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Kubernetes Manifest Security Auditor

Parse rendered Kubernetes YAML locally and flag Pod Security Standards, RBAC, image, secret, resource, probe, network and ingress risks with a relationship inventory.

Rendered manifests only, no cluster connection
The auditor does not execute Helm templates, call kubectl, resolve CRDs or contact a cluster. Secret values are never returned in findings.

Up to 200 files, 30 MB total, 5,000 documents, 20,000 containers and 3,000 findings.

About Kubernetes Manifest Security Auditor

Review rendered workloads, RBAC and exposure against practical security profiles. Parse rendered Kubernetes YAML locally and flag Pod Security Standards, RBAC, image, secret, resource, probe, network and ingress risks with a relationship inventory. The core workflow is designed to run in your current browser.

Key capabilities

  • Choose Baseline or Restricted Pod Security checks
  • Find wildcards, cluster-admin, Secret access and escalation primitives
  • Connect workloads with services, ingress, identities, config and Secrets
  • Parse bounded multi-document YAML locally without executing templates

Useful for

  • Review rendered manifests before applying them to a cluster
  • Find privilege, image and reliability gaps in workloads
  • Inspect supplied Roles and bindings for excessive access

Frequently asked questions

Is Kubernetes Manifest Security Auditor free to use online?

Yes. Kubernetes Manifest Security Auditor opens in a modern browser and does not require desktop software installation.

What is Kubernetes Manifest Security Auditor useful for?

Common use cases include Review rendered manifests before applying them to a cluster; Find privilege, image and reliability gaps in workloads.

Is my input or file uploaded?

The core processing workflow is designed to run locally in the browser. Key capabilities include Choose Baseline or Restricted Pod Security checks, Find wildcards, cluster-admin, Secret access and escalation primitives, Connect workloads with services, ingress, identities, config and Secrets; account, comments, and anonymous analytics may still create normal site requests.

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