The same Kubernetes security infrastructure used by Fortune 500 companies — free, open source, and deployed in a single command. Built for journalists, activists, and human rights organizations.
This is not theoretical. These are real organizations, real people, real consequences.
515,000+ vulnerable people's data stolen. The "Restoring Family Links" program shut down. People couldn't find their missing relatives.
Breached by state-sponsored attackers. An organization that exists to protect human rights was itself being surveilled.
The investigative group that exposed war crimes is constantly targeted by state actors trying to destroy evidence and silence sources.
The average security budget for a civil society organization. State-sponsored hackers have millions. The asymmetry is deliberate.
"Small team, critical data, zero security budget. Fortress in a Box changes that."
Four layers, each catching what the previous one might miss.
Every container image scanned for CVEs before it can reach your cluster. Pipeline fails automatically.
TrivySix security policies enforced at the API level. Insecure deployments rejected before they ever start.
KyvernoEvery running container is watched. Shell access or privilege escalation triggers an instant alert.
FalcoGit is the source of truth. Deleted policies or tampered deployments restored automatically within minutes.
ArgoCDConcrete threats, concrete responses. No vague promises.
:latest image tag usedFully automated. No manual steps after ./install.sh.
Enforced by Kyverno at the Kubernetes API level. No insecure deployment gets through.
Blocks containers running as root. Prevents container escape via root privileges.
Prevents host kernel access. Blocks full host takeover from a compromised container.
Blocks mutable :latest tags. Prevents supply chain attacks via image mutation.
Enforces CPU and memory limits on all containers. Stops denial of service attacks.
Forces read-only root filesystem. Prevents malware from being written at runtime.
Prevents direct access to host network. Stops traffic sniffing and lateral movement.
One command. Four layers of protection. No config files to learn.
kubectl and helm v3+ installed.
Free, open source, MIT licensed. Deploy today.