DevSecOps in Practice: Tools That Actually Catch Vulnerabilities - Part 5 - Container Scanning with Trivy

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Learn how to secure container images using Trivy, a powerful tool for catching vulnerabilities in DevSecOps pipelines

intermediate Published 26 Apr 2026
Action Steps
  1. Install Trivy using the official installation guide
  2. Run Trivy to scan a container image for vulnerabilities
  3. Configure Trivy to integrate with your CI/CD pipeline
  4. Test Trivy with a sample container image to identify potential vulnerabilities
  5. Apply Trivy's findings to remediate vulnerabilities in your container images
Who Needs to Know This

DevOps teams and security engineers can benefit from this tutorial to ensure the security of their containerized applications

Key Insight

💡 Trivy is a powerful tool for catching vulnerabilities in container images, and integrating it into your DevSecOps pipeline can significantly improve the security of your applications

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Learn how to secure container images using Trivy, a powerful tool for catching vulnerabilities in DevSecOps pipelines

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The previous parts secured the code and the infrastructure. This part secures the container image —...
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