Docker’s Delicious Dilemma: Free Hardened Images Unleashed for Developers!
Docker has made over 1,000 secure images free and open source to help developers strengthen enterprise supply chain security. These Docker Hardened Images are continuously scanned and updated, running as non-root by default to reduce the attack surface. Now, developers can enjoy security without breaking the bank—or their apps.
Hot Take:
Docker has decided to give developers a security blanket that’s both bulletproof and free! With over 1,000 secure images now open source, it’s like Christmas came early for developers looking to protect their software from pesky cyber grinches. The days of exclusive security clubs are over—Docker just opened the gates and let everyone in on the fun. Who knew being secure could be so inclusive and downright generous?
Key Points:
- Docker has released over 1,000 secure images as open source for developers.
- These Hardened Images are designed to boost enterprise supply chain security.
- Images are continuously scanned and updated for vulnerabilities.
- The initiative is in collaboration with big names like Microsoft, GitLab, and more.
- Despite free images, Docker still offers commercial options for enterprises with higher security needs.
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