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When you run cloud-native workloads, vulnerabilities are always found, whether a certain vulnerable package or a known exploit. You could have thousands or even hundreds of thousands of vulnerabilities at any time. Multiply that by the number of container assets and images, and you have a big challenge of figuring out where to start.

In my previous blog, I dove deep into how one could operationalize valuable guides such as the Kubernetes NSA Hardening Guide by leveraging  Uptycs' unified …

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