In traditional cloud native environments, actions such as building and deploying applications will usually involve working directly with images hosted in one or more registries. Customers wishing[…]

Containers make it very easy to package and deliver applications, so it’s not surprising that many ISVs (Independent Software Providers) are leading the trend of packaging their software, whether[…]

A few weeks ago we released Aqua MicroScanner, a free vulnerability scanner that you can embed into the dockerfile and automate scanning during image build.

At Aqua we’ve been working on a new, free-to-use tool for scanning your container images for package vulnerabilities. MicroScanner uses the same vulnerability database as Aqua’s best-in-class[…]

Many organizations use Pivotal Cloud FoundryⓇ (PCF), one of the world’s most powerful cloud-native platforms. PCF enables developers and operators to iterate rapidly, and help expand and launch[…]

When it comes to securing containerized applications, the first item on everyone’s agenda is to ensure that only trusted images are running in your environment, based on security and compliance[…]

A couple of months ago Aqua Security were part of a group of companies supporting the launch of Grafeas, an open source API initially introduced by Google that allows users to manage and query[…]

Amazon Web Services announced today at re:Invent an to a recent feature PrivateLink, that enables AWS Virtual Private Cloud customers to consume apps outside their VPCs through service endpoints,[…]

Today we announced the availability of a new offering on AWS - our on-demand, pay-per-scan security scanner for container images is now available in the AWS Marketplace. The scanner is a[…]

Last month at DockerCon Europe we learned that container adoption is rising to a whole new level with 24 billion container downloads and 77K% growth in Docker job listings. This is when Docker[…]