Automate Kubernetes Image Vulnerability Scanning
A recent security audit highlighted vulnerabilities in container images deployed to Kubernetes clusters. To address this issue, an ImagePolicyWebhook is being implemented to reject images that do not meet security standards. This automation enhances security by preventing vulnerable code from reaching production nodes.
- ▪Container images with outdated software versions were found to have numerous vulnerabilities.
- ▪An Admission Controller will be configured to point to a webhook backend image scanner.
- ▪The implementation of the ImagePolicyWebhook will ensure that only secure images are deployed.
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