RapidFort Enhances Vulnerability Management with Aqua Security and Wiz Integrations
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- •RapidFort partners with Aqua Security to enhance Trivy scanner capabilities.
- •Integration with Wiz allows seamless remediation of vulnerabilities within existing workflows.
- •Joint customers benefit from reduced false positives and improved security posture.
RapidFort has announced partnerships with Aqua Security and Wiz to enhance vulnerability management for development and security teams. The integration with Aqua's Trivy scanner allows users to start with near-zero CVE images, reducing the operational burden of vulnerability management. RapidFort's curated images provide detailed remediation data, enabling teams to focus on building secure software instead of managing false positives. The partnership with Wiz further streamlines the remediation process by surfacing RapidFort's advisory context directly within the Wiz platform. This integration allows joint customers to quickly address CVEs while retaining their existing scanning processes. Both partnerships aim to improve the accuracy of vulnerability results and enhance the security posture of deployed images.
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