AWS announced the preview of the Amazon Q Developer integration in GitHub.
Opsera and Lineaje announced a strategic partnership to transform how enterprises secure and remediate open source and containerized software autonomously and at scale.
Through this partnership, Opsera and Lineaje integrated their AI and automation capabilities to deliver an agentic AI-powered auto-remediation platform. The integrated solution identifies vulnerabilities, remediates them in real-time, and delivers Secure Container Images autonomously remediating 90% of critical vulnerabilities and high vulnerabilities. Enterprises can now dramatically reduce their vulnerability risk without developer involvement enabling developers to focus on innovation rather than maintaining insecure dependencies.
With this integration, enterprises can now provide:
- Automated Vulnerability Detection and Remediation at scale: Automatically remediates 90% of open source vulnerabilities at scale. Opsera ingests Lineaje AI generated Fix Plans and rebuilds secure containers autonomously using Lineaje Gold Source creating secure, patched container images autonomously.
- Faster Development Cycles and reduced risk exposure: Automation eliminates manual security bottlenecks. Vulnerabilities are remediated before they reach production.
- Seamless integration and experience: Joint capabilities are available directly through both the Opsera and Lineaje platforms. Enterprises can translate Lineaje’s vulnerability remediation plans into secure pipelines with Opsera’s no-code automation.
- Continuous Compliance Reporting: The fixed images undergo security and functionality validation, with Opsera generating detailed continuous compliance reports for audits and governance.
“At Lineaje, we don’t just help enterprises find and prioritize vulnerabilities—we help eliminate them. Together with Opsera, we’re enabling customers to take immediate action through automation and jointly created Gold Images, driving secure innovation from code to deployment,” said Javed Hasan, CEO, Lineaje.
“Software supply chain security is one of the biggest challenges enterprises face today. Our partnership with Lineaje brings together best-in-class detection and automated remediation, enabling customers to go beyond patching and adopt proactive security at scale,” said Kumar Chivukula, Co-Founder & CEO, Opsera.
Key Capabilities of the Joint Solution:
- Self-Healing, Application-Aware Secure Containers: By integrating Lineaje’s SCA360 engine with Opsera’s AI-powered DevOps platform, enterprises can now detect and remediate 100% of sophisticated threats across open-source software and containers. Vulnerabilities are automatically resolved before deployment, reducing remediation time by up to 90% and minimizing manual overhead by 80%.
- Gold Open Source Images: A catalog of over 3,000+ fully attested, vulnerability-free Gold Images, aligned with the most commonly used container images in enterprise environments. Leveraging Lineaje’s and Opsera’s AI deployment automation, developers can also generate custom Gold Images by submitting any public container image. The system then produces a hardened, compliant version and seamlessly adds it to the organization’s Gold Image subscription, ensuring consistent, secure deployments at scale.
- Application-aware images and end-to-end Security and Compliance: Remediation actions executed through the Opsera and Lineaje platforms are automatically documented, enabling the generation of audit-ready compliance reports and application-awareness. This empowers security, engineering, and compliance teams to stay aligned with evolving industry standards and regulatory frameworks.
- The Opsera and Lineaje partnership empowers enterprises to focus on innovation rather than security concerns. By integrating security into the Opsera AI-powered DevOps platform with auto-remediation capabilities, enterprises can confidently develop and deploy applications without compromising speed or reliability.
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