Opsera announced that two new patents have been issued for its Unified DevOps Platform, now totaling nine patents issued for the cloud-native DevOps Platform.
Tripwire announced the debut of its Container Analyzer Service, a DevOps solution for scanning vulnerabilities in the build phase, now available for beta customers.
The early access program for Tripwire’s Container Analyzer Service now embeds security at the beginning of the DevOps process. During the build phase, it can be used to perform complete vulnerability analysis of Docker images, systematically approving images or preventing further use of them.
"With the new Container Analyzer Service, Tripwire helps address security needs throughout the entire DevOps life cycle – from build to production," said Tim Erlin, VP of Product Management and Strategy at Tripwire. "It's critical that security controls work at the speed of DevOps, and we're excited to provide security teams with the tools that help them address the continuous and rapid release of new applications and services.”
Images are built earlier in the DevOps process and are the basis for building a container – a runtime instance of an image. The Container Analyzer Service combines with continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) tools to perform vulnerability scanning at each layer of the Docker image.
This new capability builds upon Tripwire's existing capabilities for scanning online, offline and non-running Docker containers later in the DevOps life cycle. Scanning for vulnerabilities throughout the life cycle is important as change happens frequently and rapidly through the DevOps process.
In addition to delivering this enhanced visibility into vulnerabilities, Tripwire also provides integration with the DevOps toolchain for initiating scans, securing the build pipeline infrastructure, and monitoring for changes throughout the continuous deployment life cycle.
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