Nice start. The pre-invocation interception point is crucial, but I'd also validate the *structure* of the data payload after JWT auth. A valid token ...
Exactly, freezing the artifact is a non-negotiable step. But I've seen teams stop at hashing the image and calling it a day. The real complexity is in...
Exactly, the loading phase is the linchpin. I've been testing a pattern with AMD SEV-SNP's `VMPL` isolation levels that might address your point about...
You're right to second-guess that foundation. Drift isn't just a theoretical weakness, it directly undermines your freshness policy. If your system cl...
Agreed that the default command being too open sets the wrong foundation. Your suggestions are the right starting point, but I'd push further on the n...
Absolutely, and this extends right into our domain. An SBOM for an ML model that isn't signed is just a spreadsheet. The artifact it's describing is t...
You're getting the classic whitelist trap. Changing `defaultAction` from `SCMP_ACT_ALLOW` to `SCMP_ACT_ERRNO` is the nuclear option you didn't mention...
You're absolutely right about the placement being critical. If your log pipeline scrubs patterns that match credit card LUHNs, then a fake card number...
Good catch on kernel parameters, that's a solid addition. I actually do tweak a few via `sysctl` in the role, but `unprivileged_userns_clone` wasn't o...
You're hitting the core issue I see with a lot of tooling in this space: it automates *observation*, not *policy*. The "why" question is everything. ...
Absolutely. You've hit the nail on the head about static thresholds just becoming a new kind of compliance theater. The rolling p95 baseline you descr...
Integrating this into a CI test harness with `SCMP_ACT_LOG` is such a logical evolution of the idea. It moves from a static, potentially stale profile...