Secure your Kubernetes applications with Snyk Container
We wrote previously about implementing container security throughout the SDLC, and discussed the trade offs of testing locally, in your CI/CD pipeline, against your registry, and in your Kubernetes cluster. With the new Kubernetes integration in Snyk Container, we’re aiming to make that last part easier to do, and also to bring security information closer to developers so they can more quickly fix vulnerabilities and enable Kubernetes security.
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