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title: "Comment by abhisek panda on \"Amazon EKS Security Assessment - Kube Bench\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thank you, Siva for the blog which made my life easy. Can I request some assistance to resolve the reported vulnerabilities by kube-bench in the Kubernetes clus"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/amazon-eks-security-assessment-kube-bench/6050885f825b051f2b9dd19b/comment/64b9205da884f3de56a265b0"
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Comment [Amazon EKS Security Assessment - Kube Bench](https://hashnode.com/posts/amazon-eks-security-assessment-kube-bench/6050885f825b051f2b9dd19b)

[abhisek panda](https://hashnode.com/@abhisek045)

[Jul 20, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/amazon-eks-security-assessment-kube-bench/6050885f825b051f2b9dd19b/comment/64b9205da884f3de56a265b0)

Thank you, Siva for the blog which made my life easy. Can I request some assistance to resolve the reported vulnerabilities by kube-bench in the Kubernetes cluster? 1:Please help me understand the difference between the FAIL and WARN messages? 2:How to identify the specific action required to resolve the vulnerabilities. I know there is a debug mode but checking if there are any better ways to identify the vulnerabilities.