Kubernetes Security Posture Management (KSPM) is a practice that manages security risks and threats specific to Kubernetes environments, addressing challenges related to infrastructure and workloads. It's similar to Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), but with differences in how it addresses security principles adapted to Kubernetes. KSPM involves identifying security goals, defining policies, scanning configurations, detecting and assessing risks, remediating issues, and enforcing compliance. Key components of KSPM solutions include continuous monitoring, configuration scanning and validation, security alerting and reporting, security automation, and validating third-party configurations. Effective KSPM requires adopting the practice alongside other security tools, scanning continuously, keeping rules up-to-date, categorizing risks, and evaluating KSPM solutions based on their capabilities in these areas.