Security contexts

To reduce security risks, run products under the most restrictive Security Context Constraint (SCC) possible, like restricted-v2. Always test certification with these recommended settings and document the required security configurations for end users.

To reduce security risks, ensure that your products run in the most restrictive Security Context Constraint (SCC). For example, restricted-v2 for Red Hat OpenShift 4.12. If the product requires additional privileges, Red Hat recommends using the most restrictive SCC that provides the right capabilities. Include this configuration information as part of the product documentation, and conduct the certification tests using the same security settings that you recommend for end users.