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Compliance checked on every deploy, in every cluster.

Map Pod Security Standards, CIS and NIST 800-53 controls to Kyverno policies. Nirmata Control Hub enforces them across your clusters and produces the evidence when someone asks for it.

ComplianceChat with Copilot
  • PCI DSSAt risk
    72%
    • 3 failing controls of 12
    • 83% policy coverage
    • 50% manual coverage
    4 clustersScanned 2h ago
  • NIST SP 800-53At risk
    81%
    • 6 failing controls of 62
    • 58% policy coverage
    • 42% manual coverage
    12 clustersScanned 2h ago
  • Pod Security · RestrictedPassing
    96%
    • 1 failing control of 48
    • 100% policy coverage
    • – manual coverage
    12 clustersScanned 2h ago
  • CIS KubernetesPassing
    91%
    • 4 failing controls of 45
    • 76% policy coverage
    • 24% manual coverage
    12 clustersScanned 2h ago
Example data

The report comes from the same policies that do the enforcing

  • Prebuilt policy sets

    Start from policy sets mapped to Pod Security Standards, CIS and NIST 800-53. Run them in Audit mode first, then switch to Enforce one cluster at a time.

  • Every cluster, one policy set

    Manage policies centrally in Nirmata Control Hub. When a cluster drifts, it shows up as a failing control along with the resource that caused it.

  • Evidence on demand

    Pull a report by control, by cluster or by date range, for your own team or for the auditor.

Pod security and workload protection, in the same policy set

With Nirmata you can:

  • Meet regulatory compliance standards (CIS, NIST 800-53, Pod Security etc.)
  • Quickly detect which cluster or applications are violating compliance controls
  • Use customizable policies to enforce compliance requirements
  • Audit or enforce policy rules in K8s clusters or CI/CD pipelines.
  • View reports and assign violations to teams.
  • Test resources against Kubernetes Pod Security Standards before deployment.

Protect workloads:

  • Enforce Pod Security Standards (PSS).
  • Ensure containers run with the least required privileges.
  • Safeguard secrets and configurations used by workloads.
  • Enforcing best practices, such as least privileged access for RBAC configuration.
  • Configure context-aware policies tailored to specific namespaces, labels, or workloads, providing granular control over workload security.
  • Isolate workloads and prevent unauthorized access by defining network policies that control how containers communicate with each other and external resources.

Know where you stand before the auditor asks.