Docker for Java developers: 5 things you need to know not to fail your security
How do we make security an essential part of Docker for Java developers?

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How do we make security an essential part of Docker for Java developers?


Today (Thursday, 19th November), is International Men’s Day, a day when we celebrate the positive value men bring to the world and raise awareness of men’s well-being.

For the past few months, as the engineers have been integrating our products, the Snyk and Docker teams have been collaborating on a security guide. We are pleased to announce the release of the Guide to Container Security for Development Teams.

OCI (Open Container Initiative) is a Linux Foundation project to design open standards for operating-system-level virtualization, most importantly Linux containers.

Learn TypeScript’s core features in a practical pocket guide covering types, interfaces, functions, and developer productivity.

Here at Snyk, we are focusing on these groups and developing the Community Outreach Internship Program to open the doors of opportunity and help these impacted members of our community develop the skills necessary to begin the journey of a successful career.

RPM is used in many Linux distributions including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, CentOS, and others. It originated in Red Hat Linux, and originally stood for RedHat Package Manager, although it’s now a recursive acronym that stands for RPM Package Manager. RPM can refer both to the package manager, and to the rpm file format which it uses to distribute applications.

Snyk recently introduced a new feature to support the Poetry package manager and the poetry lock syntax.

In this blog post, we’ll guide you through how to create a free Snyk account and import your first GitHub project into Snyk and test your open source dependencies for known vulnerabilities.

We’re pleased to announce the latest enhancement to Snyk Container—detecting Dockerfiles straight from Git repos to better empower shift-left security.


This post outlines how you can use GitHub Actions to publish npm packages that are maintained in open source projects.
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