Security isthe default setting.
A freshly installed Kubernetes cluster is not a safe cluster. At Fransys, hardening comes before the first deploy: encryption, isolation and least privilege are set out of the box, not offered as options.
A default cluster is not a safe cluster.
Kubernetes ships an engine, not a security policy. Between installation and a defensible cluster lie dozens of decisions: who accesses what, what is encrypted, what may talk to what. Those decisions are our job, and they are applied identically across every cluster we operate.
Six protections you never have to wire.
TLS everywhere
Certificates issued and renewed automatically on every exposed service. No expiry dates to watch.
Per-project isolation
Each project lives in its own network perimeter. A service only talks to what it has declared.
Least privilege
Human and application access is scoped to its role, per project, individually revocable.
Maintained core
Security patches for the Kubernetes core are applied without waiting for your maintenance window.
Secrets out of the repo
Sensitive variables are stored on the platform side, never in the code or the image.
Backups and logs
Backups according to your policy, access and deployment logs available for review.
A cluster to harden, or a cluster already hardened.
Hand-installed cluster
Cluster operated by Fransys
What security teams ask us.
At the European provider you chose, in the region you selected. It does not leave for the platform’s own needs.
Send us your bill.We will tell you what we see in it.
A line-by-line costed estimate within 48 hours, with no commitment.