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+title: Pod Security Standards
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+[Pod Security Standards](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/security/pod-security-standards/) are a built-in replacement for Pod Security Policies which broadly define security restrictions. 
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+###  TODO
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+* PSAC templates
+	* How they work, what the flow is
+	* That updating a template will affect live clusters
+	* Who can edit. Including a template management role workaround with it's own warning/caveat.
+* How to upgrade
+	* Ensure that a replacement is in place before you upgrade and PSPs are off
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