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You’re gonna push as part of your DevOps cycle through, you know, things like making sure you’re not using old versions of libraries. You have software component analysis, which looks for known vulnerable versions of libraries and other things, right? So, the idea is, it’s more of asynchronous testing.
You’re gonna push as part of your DevOps cycle through, you know, things like making sure you’re not using old versions of libraries. You have software component analysis, which looks for known vulnerable versions of libraries and other things, right? So, the idea is, it’s more of asynchronous testing.
TwistLock, Anchore) check built docker image for out-of-date, vulnerable libraries. It evolved to a place where systemadministrators and cybersecurity professionals had to monitor several different lists, which didn’t scale well. For example: Software Component Analysis tools (e.g., Container Scanners (e.g.,
TwistLock, Anchore) check built docker image for out-of-date, vulnerable libraries. It evolved to a place where systemadministrators and cybersecurity professionals had to monitor several different lists, which didn’t scale well. For example: Software Component Analysis tools (e.g., Container Scanners (e.g.,
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