container-security-scanner

Vulnerability scanning detects Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in container images and running containers. You can scan a specific image like 'my-app:latest' for critical vulnerabilities and policy violations before deployment.

Container security policy compliance enforces organizational security baselines against container deployments. It ensures your microservice containers adhere to company policies, preventing potential breaches during production deployment.

Yes, you can scan running containers for CVEs and policy violations. This detects known security vulnerabilities and non-compliance issues in active runtime environments across various deployment stages.

Yes, scanning for CVEs and policy violations requires access to system context, defined requirements, and necessary approvals for security and governance before executing the container security review.

The best way to secure containers is scanning images and runtime environments for CVEs and policy non-compliance across various deployment stages. This identifies and mitigates security risks within containerized applications.

You should not use automated container vulnerability scanning when you lack defined security requirements or necessary approvals for governance. The scanning process requires system context and compliance baselines to effectively detect CVEs.