Our new Kubernetes Admission features Checkov as the core validator for Kubernetes manifests, preventing vulnerable or misconfigured Kubernetes objects from being deployed.
Learn about CVE-2022-0185, the latest Linux kernel vulnerability that allows container escape in Kubernetes, and how Checkov’s built-in policies mitigate it.
We combined the powers of Cloudsplaining (with the help of its creator Kinnaird McQuade) and Checkov to help organizations assess IAM policies in both build-time and runtime.
Read about Checkov's preventative approach to ensuring Kubernetes clusters with NGINX Ingress do not fall victim to the recently published CVE-2021-25742.
Following up on our recent IaC security findings in the 2H 2021 Cloud Threat Report, we rewrote Helm Scanner to visualize chained misconfigurations and CVEs.
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