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Last updated : Oct 28, 2020
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Oct 2020
Adopt ?

Build pipelines that create and deploy containers should include container security scanning. Our teams particularly like Trivy, a vulnerability scanner for containers. We've tried Clair and Anchore Engine among other good tools in this field. Unlike Clair, Trivy doesn’t only check containers but also dependencies in the codebase. Also, because Trivy ships as a stand-alone binary, it's easier to set up and run the scan locally. Other benefits of Trivy are that it's open-source software and that it supports distroless containers.

Nov 2019
Trial ?

Build pipelines that create and deploy containers should include container security scanning. Our teams particularly like Trivy, a vulnerability scanner for containers, because it's easier to set up than other tools, thanks to it shipping as a stand-alone binary. Other benefits of Trivy are that it's open-source software and that it supports distroless containers.

Published : Nov 20, 2019

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