Every Kubernetes cluster leaves a digital fingerprint on every request that passes through its API server. Every kubectl apply, every pod creation, every Secret read — it is all recorded in the audit log. The problem? Most teams enable audit logging, archive the logs to object storage, and never inspect them until after a breach. By then, the audit trail is the only thing standing between your sec
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