Morningstar Intruder Enhances Cloud Security with Agentless Container Image Scanning
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- •Intruder's Container Image Scanning feature automates vulnerability detection in container images.
- •The service integrates with AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure for daily scans of container images.
- •The update is available to all users, including those on free trials, enhancing cloud security capabilities.
Intruder has launched a new feature called Container Image Scanning, which automatically scans container images for vulnerabilities. This upgrade allows users to gain actionable insights into container risks without the need for deploying and maintaining scanning agents. The service integrates with major cloud providers, including AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, ensuring daily scans of new and updated images. This feature addresses the growing security challenges associated with containerized environments, where vulnerabilities often go undetected due to limited visibility. The update is available to all users across various subscription tiers, including a free trial. Security teams can now monitor vulnerabilities, outdated dependencies, and known CVEs more effectively. The release is part of a broader trend towards enhancing cloud security as containerized workloads become increasingly prevalent.
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