A big part of building securely involves organizational consensus about acceptable levels of risk. Cloud native application security best scales when not only developers, but also operations and security teams are aware of, and understand, the risks in their code.
In this live stream, Docker & Snyk will demonstrate a workflow for securing your containers using Snyk Vulnerability Scanning integrated into Docker Desktop and the Docker Hub Container Registry. With a focus on security and production best practices for building Node.js Docker images, you’ll see how to keep application delivery pipelines flowing and production workloads secure. With developers finding and fixing issues during development, and full vulnerability visibility for operations and security teams, it’s easy to create a security culture built on trust and awareness.
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