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What is the Best Container Security Workflow for Your Organization?
Since containers are a primary means for developing and deploying today’s microservices, keeping them secure is highly important. Per https://sysdig.com/blog/2022-cloud-native-security-usage-report/#vulnerabilities, 75% of images have vulnerabilities considered either highly or critically severe.
Organizations grapple with the following: Vulnerability overload (container images can introduce upwards of 900) Prioritizing security fixes over others Understanding how container security fundamentally works (this impacts whether a team can fix issues) Lengthier development pipelines stemming from security issues (and testing) Integrating useful security tools, that developers support, into existing workflows and systems
When issues are found, your container security tool might flag those build issues, notify developers, provide artifact access, and offer any appropriate remediation steps.
And while there are many ways to tackle container security workflows, no single approach definitively takes the cake.
Organizations grapple with the following: Vulnerability overload (container images can introduce upwards of 900) Prioritizing security fixes over others Understanding how container security fundamentally works (this impacts whether a team can fix issues) Lengthier development pipelines stemming from security issues (and testing) Integrating useful security tools, that developers support, into existing workflows and systems
When issues are found, your container security tool might flag those build issues, notify developers, provide artifact access, and offer any appropriate remediation steps.
And while there are many ways to tackle container security workflows, no single approach definitively takes the cake.
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