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In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud-native computing, where applications are developed and deployed at lightning speed, it is critical to ensure the security and integrity of digital assets. This is where container security comes into play, offering robust tools and practices to safeguard the containerized applications, infrastructure, and the entire cloud ecosystem.
What is a Container?
Containers are lightweight units that package an application along with all its dependencies, including code, runtime, libraries, and configurations. They provide a consistent and efficient environment for running applications across diverse operating systems and infrastructures. However, containers do not have inherent security systems, so they introduce new attack surfaces that can pose risks to organizations.
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