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As more organizations create, spread and use Docker containers, the risk of security vulnerabilities grows. Docker images are largely built on top of other images, meaning a vulnerability in one image is also present in all the images that utilize it. The wide adoption of Docker comes at a price — a single vulnerability can be widely spread and have major impact.
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We are pretty excited to share that last week Snyk was recognized as a ‘Next European Unicorn’ at the 2019 ...
Snyk’s goal is to help you use open source in a secure way. Vulnerabilities are one indicator that a dependency ...
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We’re excited to launch the new JVM Ecosystem Survey 2019. The goal of this survey is to understand the lay ...
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Having team-wide rules that prevent credentials from being stored as code is a great way to police bad actions in ...
If you find sensitive data in your Azure Repos repository, you need to do a number of things to recover. ...
