# llms.txt — LLM Guidance for container.vibehack.dev # Standard: https://llmstxt.org # Last updated: 2026-05-17 # Container & Kubernetes Security Assessment Tool > A free, browser-based security assessment tool that helps DevSecOps teams, security engineers, and platform engineers evaluate their container and Kubernetes security posture against industry frameworks. ## What this tool does - Guides users through **64 security questions** across 8 critical domains - Scores answers using a **weighted risk model** (0–100) based on question criticality - Maps controls to **OWASP, CIS Benchmark, NIST 800-190, CSA CCM, and Pod Security Standards** - Provides **prioritized remediation recommendations** for each finding - Runs **entirely client-side** — no data leaves the browser ## Assessment Domains 1. **Container Image Security** — Base image hygiene, vulnerability scanning, minimal images, signed images 2. **Kubernetes Configuration** — RBAC, Pod Security Standards, admission controllers, API server hardening 3. **Runtime Security** — Syscall filtering, seccomp/AppArmor, anomaly detection, read-only filesystems 4. **Network Policies** — Pod-to-pod segmentation, ingress/egress controls, encrypted traffic 5. **Secrets Management** — No hardcoded secrets, Kubernetes Secrets encryption, external secret stores (Vault, AWS SM) 6. **Compliance** — CIS Kubernetes Benchmark, NIST 800-190, PCI-DSS container requirements 7. **Registry Security** — Private registry access controls, image signing, pull policies 8. **CI/CD Pipeline Security** — SAST/DAST in pipelines, supply chain security, SBOM generation ## Frameworks Referenced - OWASP Docker Top 10 - OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 - CIS Kubernetes Benchmark v1.10 (Kubernetes 1.30+) - NIST SP 800-190 (Application Container Security Guide) - CSA Cloud Controls Matrix (CCM v4.0) — 197 controls across 17 domains - Kubernetes Pod Security Standards (PSS) — enforced via Pod Security Admission - SLSA v1.0 (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) - Sigstore / Cosign — image signing and artifact attestation ## How scoring works Each question has a **criticality weight** (Critical=3, High=2, Medium=1). Answers are scored: - Yes = full points - Partial = 50% points - No = 0 points Final score is percentage of maximum achievable points. Score bands: Critical (<40), High (40–59), Medium (60–79), Good (80–89), Excellent (90–100). ## Who should use this Security engineers, DevSecOps practitioners, platform/SRE teams, compliance teams, and anyone responsible for securing containerized workloads. ## Key links - Tool: https://container.vibehack.dev/ - Organization: VibeHack / Quantum Security - Contact: info@quantumsecurity.ai