Configure admission-controller image-signature verification using Kyverno or an equivalent controller

domain: kyverno.io · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Define a Kyverno ClusterPolicy with a verifyImages rule specifying the expected image reference pattern and attestor configuration
  2. Configure the attestor block with the appropriate keyless or key-based trust anchor (Fulcio/Rekor for keyless, or a static public key)
  3. Set the mutateDigest option to ensure admitted images are pinned to a verified digest in the pod spec
  4. Deploy the policy in audit mode and review violations before switching to enforce
  5. Test by attempting to deploy an unsigned or differently-signed image and confirm it is blocked
  6. Set up alerting on admission denials to catch attempted policy bypasses

Known gotchas

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