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Version: 3.13-dev

Cluster RBAC Assessments

Cluster RBAC Assessment Reports under Security > Cluster Security > RBAC Assessments show cluster-wide RBAC policy security assessments for ClusterRoles. Unlike Namespace RBAC Assessments, the scope is the whole cluster and the assessed resources are ClusterRoles, not namespace-scoped Roles. You can open each report to see failed checks, descriptions, and remediation steps.

Cluster RBAC Assessment Reports​

The page title is Cluster RBAC Assessment Reports, with a short description: Cluster-wide RBAC policy security assessments for ClusterRoles.

Table​

Use the Columns control (e.g. "Columns 7") above the table to choose which columns are visible. The table includes:

ColumnDescription
NameName of the ClusterRole being assessed (e.g. clusterrole-575df9df4d).
CriticalNumber of critical findings.
HighNumber of high-severity findings.
MediumNumber of medium-severity findings.
LowNumber of low-severity findings.
Total ChecksTotal number of checks run.

Each row has an eye icon (or similar) at the end to open Assessment Details. Pagination at the bottom (e.g. "Rows per page: 25") and navigation arrows let you move through the list.

Assessment Details​

When you open an assessment from the list, the breadcrumbs show Security > Cluster Security > Cluster RBAC Assessments > Assessment Details.

  • Resource β€” Name and kind (e.g. clusterrole-575df9df4d, ClusterRole) with a shield icon in a highlighted block.
  • Scan summary β€” Scope: Cluster, Checks (total), Passed, Failed (e.g. "Checks: 1 Passed: 0 Failed: 1"), Scanner and version (e.g. Trivy v0.29.0).
  • Severity counts β€” Badges for Critical, High, Medium, Low (e.g. "1 Critical", "0 High").

Security Checks Table​

Above the table you can filter by Severity (e.g. "All severities") and Status (e.g. "All"). The Columns button (e.g. "Columns 5") customizes visible columns.

The table lists each finding with:

ColumnDescription
Check IDIdentifier of the check (e.g. KSV114). Rows can be expanded to show full details.
TitleShort title (e.g. "Manage webhookconfigurations").
CategoryCategory of the check (e.g. "Kubernetes Security Check").
SeveritySeverity level (e.g. Critical), often with color.
StatusResult (e.g. Fail), often with an icon.

Expand a row to see:

  • Description β€” Why the check matters (e.g. webhooks can intercept or mutate resources, including secrets and pod specs).
  • Messages β€” Concrete instance (e.g. which ClusterRole has which verbs on which resources, such as mutatingwebhookconfigurations and validatingwebhookconfigurations).
  • Remediation β€” What to change (e.g. remove write/impersonate verbs for webhook configuration resources; acceptable verbs may be get, list, watch).

Use this view to understand each finding and apply the suggested remediation. Pagination at the bottom (e.g. "1–1 of 1", "Rows per page: 25") applies when there are many findings.