Secure and Trusted Linux Containers to the Enterprise.

Certainly that, container (isolation of each app within a machine) is becoming a mainstream technology in our digital age.

But as, an early stage technology, it contains high priority security vulnerabilities that are progressively overcome. 

Connectikpeople.co salutes the new momentum leads by Red Hat, Inc., and Black Duck Software, when it comes to establish a secure and trusted model for containerized application delivery by providing verification that application containers are free from known vulnerabilities and include only certified content.

Connectikpeople.co recalls that, as an initial part of the collaboration, both companies plan to integrate Black Duck’s container scanning and open source security vulnerability-mapping software - Black Duck Hub - with OpenShift, Red Hat’s Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offering, providing reports and data on potential vulnerabilities present in container images made available in the OpenShift registry, a Red Hat-backed repository of validated, secure and trusted container images.