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by nonameiguess 1780 days ago
We've actually already moved the official guidance from PSPs to OPA and that's what the primary DevSecOps reference implementation has used for about two months now.

"We" being the DoD, but our guidance is the NSA guidance. I'm not sure why it hasn't made it into the policy pdf, but the actual official IAC has been using OPA since April.
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ramoz 1780 days ago
That's awesome. I know a lot of work is going into things like P1.

I scale some large K8s in fed (not DOD)... ATO is fun. Actually unsure how I'd position something like OPA (actually envisioned them being key back in '17 when working in the Kessel Run relm... called and they hadnt been exposed to fed at the time).

Legit question / maybe dumb - where is DOD at in general perimeter security. Outside looking in & everything before a container runs - network and to OS primarily, cloud envs as well. A lot of Fed needs help here before they can comprehend even a basic Kubernetes authorization. It's also generally more important (at list from controls perspective) in non DOD environments, than something like security context in pods.

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Omnipresent 1780 days ago
P1 has been leading the pack here. Most of the guidance mentioned in this guide has been coming from the CSO's office [0] for a while. We're using OPA extensively for not just container level policies but blocking column/cell level access in queries. We have multiple roles [1] to help Kessel Run, Space CAMP, and other software factories with this.

[0] https://software.af.mil/dsop/documents/ [1] https://boards.greenhouse.io/raft

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