Risk-Based Vulnerability Management in Container Images

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VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

Risk-Based Vulnerability Management in Container Images

There’s an overwhelming number of vulnerabilities in container images – and the security of your deployments is probably suffering because of it. No matter the size of your organization, it’s a significant challenge to identify the biggest risks to your business and know what to tackle first. Merely classifying and filtering CVEs by the highest …

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Pluggable Image Vulnerability Scanners for Harbor

Harbor is an open source cloud native artifact registry, sponsored by the CNCF, that you can use as a repository for your container images. Harbor provides support for vulnerability scanning of images to make sure they are safe to deploy. We’ve been working with the Harbor team to extend its capabilities with support for pluggable …

VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

Cloud Native Security Best Practices: Vulnerability Management

After four years of securing cloud native applications, our team at Aqua has learned a thing or two about applying best practices in the real world. We’ve seen many organizations succeed in establishing a sound process and tooling to achieve their security goals, and we’ve also seen those who struggle to prioritize and manage their …

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Docker Image Scanning in your Codefresh Pipeline with Aqua

There are many benefits to implementing CI/CD platforms, such as enabling fast and frequent release cycles of software and applications, but with great speed comes great responsibility. It is crucial to add security controls around container image creation and deployment to ensure that your applications are properly secure before they are deployed.

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Vulnerabilities in the Container Ecosystem: A Brief History

Now that containers have been around for a few years and have had their share of disclosed vulnerabilities, it’s time to revisit some of the more interesting ones and see if there’s a recurring theme or any underlying trend to highlight.

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Streamline Image Vulnerability Management for OpenShift Image Streams

In traditional cloud native environments, actions such as building and deploying applications will usually involve working directly with images hosted in one or more registries. Customers wishing to track changes in those images, in order to identify security and compliance issues, would need to set up an automatic process of constantly scanning them by connecting …

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Aqua MicroScanner: Free Image Vulnerability Scanning Plugin for Jenkins

A few weeks ago we released Aqua MicroScanner, a free vulnerability scanner that you can embed into the dockerfile and automate scanning during image build.

VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

Using Aqua to Secure Applications on Pivotal Cloud Foundry

Many organizations use Pivotal Cloud FoundryⓇ (PCF), one of the world’s most powerful cloud native platforms. PCF enables developers and operators to iterate rapidly, and help expand and launch new businesses fast, as well as deliver extraordinary user experiences to their customers.

VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

DISCARDED eBPF Vulnerability (CVE-2017-16995): When the Doorman Becomes the Backdoor

Around the last week of December a tweet by Bruce Leidl caught our eyes, since it said “Straight up unlimited R/W to all kernel memory”…

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Improve DevOps Processes: Multiple Security Policies Applied to Images

When it comes to securing containerized applications, the first item on everyone’s agenda is to ensure that only trusted images are running in your environment, based on security and compliance policies. And for good reason too. This is by far the most effective preventive measure you can take to protect your applications.

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Grafeas and Image Vulnerability Scanning

A couple of months ago Aqua Security were part of a group of companies supporting the launch of Grafeas, an open source API initially introduced by Google that allows users to manage and query metadata about software artifacts.

VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

How Aqua Scans Container Images On-Demand From The AWS Marketplace

Today we announced the availability of a new offering on AWS – our on-demand, pay-per-scan security scanner for container images is now available in the AWS Marketplace. The scanner is a full-featured version of Aqua’s image scanning capabilities found in the Aqua Container Security Platform, but with a licensing mechanism that enables a pay-per-scan model, …

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