Kubernetes Security Cheat Sheet — Implement continuous security vulnerability scanning
Since new vulnerabilities are always being discovered, you may not always know if your containers may have recently-disclosed vulnerabilities (CVEs) or outdated packages.
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Since new vulnerabilities are always being discovered, you may not always know if your containers may have recently-disclosed vulnerabilities (CVEs) or outdated packages. To maintain a strong security posture, do regular production scanning of first-party containers (applications you have built and previously scanned) as well as third-party containers (which are sourced from trusted repository and vendors).
Open Source projects such as Trivy, Grype, and Clair can assist in identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities.
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