Deep dives into container security, supply chain integrity, CVE remediation, and the engineering behind ImageSentinel.
Traditional container base images come with significant security baggage. Debian, Ubuntu, and Alpine all inherit decades of legacy decisions that weren't designed for containerized workloads. Here's why a hardened minimal base is our foundation—and how it improves your security posture.
Read the full postTraditional container base images carry unnecessary packages and legacy risk. Here's why a hardened minimal foundation is the right baseline for secure runtime images—and what that means for your security posture.
From SolarWinds to Log4j, supply chain attacks have become the attack vector of choice for sophisticated adversaries. Learn how to protect your organization with proper container security.
SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) provides a framework for securing your build pipeline. Here's how we achieved Level 3 compliance for all ImageSentinel images.
Most engineering teams spend 20-30% of their time patching vulnerabilities. We break down the hidden costs and show how automated hardening can give you back your velocity.
Keyless signing is transforming how we verify container image authenticity. Deep dive into how Sigstore works and why it's the right choice for modern container security.
Smaller images mean faster deployments and smaller attack surfaces. Learn our techniques for creating minimal container images without sacrificing functionality.