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Container Security Is a Boundary Problem

The premise

A container is not automatically a safe test environment. Its isolation depends on the boundaries that are deliberately enforced.

Working through it

Capabilities, mounted paths, network access, resource limits, and image provenance each answer a different risk question. Restricting one dimension while ignoring the others produces a reassuring but incomplete result.

Current takeaway

Good sandboxing makes both the permitted behavior and the denied behavior observable and repeatable.


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