Improve security auditing with GitLab Operational Container Scanning
Blog post from GitLab
Security scans are integral to software development, ensuring vulnerabilities are identified and addressed before deployment. These scans, typically part of CI/CD pipelines, can also be beneficial post-deployment, particularly for container environments. GitLab's Operational Container Scanning feature facilitates container vulnerability assessments within Kubernetes environments, offering continuous scanning, tracking of vulnerabilities across environments, and monitoring resolution progress. The setup involves deploying a sample application, connecting a Kubernetes cluster to a GitLab project, and configuring the Operational Container Scanning properties using the GitLab Agent for Kubernetes. This scanning employs a tool named Trivy and is configurable in terms of frequency and target namespaces. The results are accessible through the GitLab UI, providing insights into the severity of vulnerabilities and aiding in auditing and resolution tracking. This feature complements GitLab's suite of container security solutions, contributing to a comprehensive security strategy throughout the software development lifecycle.
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