sca-trivy

To scan container images and dependencies for vulnerabilities using Trivy, you run a full assessment across images and manifests to identify software composition risks, then generate SARIF output and remediation guidance based on CVSS scores.

Yes, you can generate SBOMs in CycloneDX and SPDX formats. The process scans your filesystem and containers to produce these bills of materials, enabling continuous identification and remediation of software supply chain risks.

Trivy supports IaC security scanning and misconfiguration detection in CI/CD pipelines. It assesses infrastructure-as-code files alongside container images and dependencies, outputting results in SARIF format for seamless CI integrations.

The best way to prioritize vulnerability remediation based on CVSS and license risks is to apply end-to-end scanning across your project, which analyzes dependencies and containers to provide CVSS- and license-aware remediation guidance.

You integrate Trivy vulnerability scanning results by generating SARIF output during your CI/CD pipeline scans. This format allows development environments to ingest container, dependency, and IaC vulnerability data for continuous tracking.