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What is container security?
Container security guide for 2023. Learn about container security across ecosystems, best practice tips, and how to secure your container from build to runtime.
Snyk Powers Docker Vulnerability Scanning
The most efficient way to fix container vulnerabilities and deploy secure containers
Secure your container images early in your software application development lifecycle
Snyk and Docker integrate to bring security natively into the container workflow to enhance your development process and productivity.
DevSecOps with Docker and Snyk
Implementing open source and container security across the toolchain
Snyk integrates security natively into Docker products
This allows developers to:
Scan early, before pushing to the registry, to fix issues before they hit production
Build, test, and release secure software faster
Save time fixing vulnerabilities with easy-to-use commands
Reduce friction by using familiar container development tools and workflows
This allows developer team managers to:
Implement scanning without needing advanced security expertise
Keep developers focused on building and running applications, instead of parsing CVE reports
Find and fix vulnerabilities early to reduce costs by factor of 5x
Stay informed about vulnerabilities in images
Start secure and push with confidence – all within the Docker CLI or Docker Desktop
Docker Desktop embeds Snyk so you can scan your containers for vulnerabilities as you code. Snyk provides prioritized, actionable insights and recommendations for remediation in your images directly within Docker Desktop.
Recommendations for upgrading the base image
Snyk detects the base image and provides upgrade advice. Using an alternative base image is an easy, efficient way to eliminate high-severity vulnerabilities.
Collaborate and code with security assurance in Docker Hub, scanning images as they’re published
Configure Docker Hub to automatically trigger scanning when an image is pushed to the Hub. Once scanned, view the scanning results either in Docker Hub or within Docker Desktop.
Images stored in Docker Hub are continuously monitored for new vulnerabilities, so teams are always aware of the latest security state of their images.
