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We have been using the console to generate the YAML necessary to deploy a Defender Daemon Set to our k8s cluster (Compute -> Manage -> Defenders -> Deploy). The YAML includes an environment variable called INSTALL_BUNDLE. This INSTALL_BUNDLE includes an apiKey in it (you can tell by base64 --decoding the variable value). Is there a way to rotate this apiKey? It seems to be an installation-wide apiKey, since it's the same regardless of which user generates the YAML.
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