Keynote: Opening Remarks - Day 2

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Advocates an upstream-first approach to Kubernetes security and breaks down concrete results from SIG Security work showing which components received audits, how third-party audits found exploitable issues, and how specific fixes are landed and backported. Lists audited components like kube-apiserver and kubelet, the mechanism for turning findings into PRs, and the governance steps in the SIG Security playbook that make the patches actually ship.

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