Agent skill
kyverno-image-validation-templates
Kyverno image validation: registry allowlists, digests, signatures, and CVE scanning gates for K8s supply chain security.
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npx add-skill https://github.com/adaptive-enforcement-lab/claude-skills/tree/main/plugins/enforce/skills/kyverno-image-validation-templates
SKILL.md
Kyverno Image Validation Templates
When to Use This Skill
Enforce container image security controls before deployment. These policies validate image sources, require cryptographic signatures, enforce digest-based references, and block images with critical vulnerabilities.
Implementation
Phased Rollout Recommended
Start with registry controls and digest requirements before adding signature verification and CVE scanning. This minimizes disruption while building security layers progressively.
1. Start with Registry Allowlists
Block untrusted registries before enforcing signatures or scans.
kubectl apply -f registry-allowlist-policy.yaml # Registry controls first
kubectl get clusterpolicy -w # Watch for Ready status
2. Add Digest Requirements
Enforce immutable image references.
kubectl apply -f digest-enforcement-policy.yaml # Digest enforcement
kubectl get clusterpolicy -w
3. Implement Image Signing
Verify images come from trusted sources.
kubectl apply -f signature-verification-policy.yaml # Signature verification
kubectl get clusterpolicy -w
4. Enforce CVE Scanning
Block vulnerable images based on scan attestations.
kubectl apply -f cve-scanning-policy.yaml # CVE gates
kubectl get clusterpolicy -w
5. Centralize Base Images
Standardize on approved, maintained base images.
kubectl apply -f base-image-policy.yaml # Base image enforcement
kubectl get clusterpolicy -w
Examples
See examples.md for code examples.
Related Patterns
- Kyverno Labels →
- Kyverno Pod Security →
- Kyverno Resource Limits →
- Template Library Overview →
References
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