How do I restrict egress network traffic in a Kubernetes cluster using network policies to prevent data exfiltration if a pod gets compromised
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- Network Policies · v1-35.docs.kubernetes.io
- NetworkPolicy · kubernetes.io
- Configure network policies for applications | GKE networking | Google Cloud Documentation · docs.cloud.google.com
- Cilium security policy documentation · docs.cilium.io
- Kubernetes NetworkPolicies · kubernetes.io
- CISA Kubernetes Hardening Guidance · cisa.gov
- Cilium Network Security Policies · docs.cilium.io