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I agree, it's a start.

At its core, I'm having some difficulty wrapping my brain around the idea that any organization that's large and complex enough to demand to run their own compute platform (e.g. K8S) isn't also large and complex enough to demand a secure configuration system by default.

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Maybe that's the disconnect here. There are plenty of small orgs using kubernetes for the ease of use and portability

Fines are cheap. Engineering is expensive.

There's your answer. I don't like it any more than you do, but that's the world we live in.

It's not just fines; it's the potential loss of your certifications upon which customers condition their business. That's a Big Deal.

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