Generating Kubernetes benchmarks reports

To generate a Kubernetes benchmarks summary report:

1. Go to Compliance → Kubernetes benchmarks.
2. In the Cluster field, select one or more clusters to generate a report for.

   You can generate a report on all clusters by selecting All from the Cluster drop-down list.

3. Above the table, under Control status, select check statuses for which you want to generate a report: Passed, Warning, or Failed.

   All statuses are selected by default.

4. Click the Generate report button above the table, and select Summary report from the drop-down list.
5. In the window that opens, confirm report generation. You can download the generated report in .HTML, .PDF, and .CSV formats in the Administration → Reports section.

To generate a Kubernetes benchmarks summary report:

1. Go to Compliance → Kubernetes benchmarks.
2. Above the table, under Control status, select check statuses for which you want to generate a report: Passed, Warning, or Failed.

   All statuses are selected by default.

3. Do one of the following:
   • In the Cluster field, select the cluster for which you want to generate a report, and complete the following steps:
     1. Click the Create report button above the table.
     2. Select Detailed report from the drop-down list.
   • In the table with the check results, click the cluster name and complete the following steps:
     1. Click the name of a node in the selected cluster.

        Kaspersky Container Security displays the available data on the Kubernetes benchmarks that was obtained for this node during the scan.

     2. Click the Create report button above the table.
4. In the window that opens, confirm report generation. You can download the generated report in .HTML, .PDF, and .CSV formats in the Administration → Reports section.

A Kubernetes benchmarks detailed report is generated for one cluster only. However, it contains information about all nodes in this cluster.
To get detailed reports for multiple clusters, you must generate a report for each cluster separately.