Detect End-of-Life (EOL) Software in Containers with Endor Labs

Shipping containers with end-of-life (EOL) operating systems or packages pose a significant security risk as they no longer receive security patches and often lack upstream visibility into new vulnerabilities. Endor Labs addresses this issue by supporting automated detection of EOL components in container images, providing visibility that allows teams to identify unsupported software early in development or CI pipelines. This detection is powered by lifecycle metadata from public sources, covering major distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Alpine Linux, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, with policies that can enforce actions such as failing builds if unsupported components are detected. Endor Labs' approach integrates EOL detection as an essential part of container scanning, enabling application security teams to secure the software supply chain by eliminating EOL software before deployment.

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