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Learn what a Runtime Bill of Materials (RBOM) is, how it differs from an SBOM, and how runtime profiling reduces container attack surface. Discover how RapidFort uses RBOM alongside curated hardened images to prioritize exploitable risk in modern DevSecOps and Kubernetes environments.
This blog highlights the synergy between a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and a Runtime Bill of Materials (RBOM), using a kitchen vs. cake analogy to explain how unused software bloat increases vulnerability risks. By leveraging the RapidFort Platform, organizations can achieve up to 99.9% elimination in exploitable CVEs and a 90% reduction in attack surface. Through deep image analysis, agentless runtime profiling, and automated image hardening, the platform simplifies continuous compliance
The post From the Field: How to Automate CMMC compliance for containers & SBOMs with Anchore Enterprise appeared first on Anchore.As a Solution Architect here at Anchore, I spend a lot of time talking with defense contractors and organizations responsible for managing Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). Lately, almost every conversation eventually turns to one looming topic: the reality of CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) audits and compliance requirements.. The DoD’s CMM
The post Comparing Vulnerabilities Across Image Versions via the Anchore Enterprise API appeared first on Anchore.Through the Looking Glass: Tweedledee and Tweedledum This is post 6 in a seven-part series on what the Anchore Enterprise API makes possible for container security teams.  Tweedledee and Tweedledum stood under their tree looking nearly identical — same coat, same posture, same expression — and Alice could only tell them apart by the collars […]
What we heard from teams already using AI gateways — and what it still didn’t answer. Talking to platform and engineering teams putting AI into production, we kept hearing the same three questions — and the AI gateways they’d looked at answered none of them:... The post Govern the Request, Not Just the Model first appeared on Nirmata.
This post comes from Pushkar Joglekar, Principal Security Engineer at Broadcom, where he focuses on VMware Kubernetes distributions. Pushkar is a Kubernetes security maintainer and co-author of the security chapters in Nigel Poulton’s “The Kubernetes Book.” He writes from experience securing infrastructure at scale. It starts with a failing deployment. You attempt a quick fix—maybe …
TL;DR Vulnerability management is collapsing under scale and the remediation timeline for production workloads is not going to shorten fast enough to keep pace with attacks that adapt at machine speed. Aqua vShield is a patented runtime capability that closes the gap between discovery and remediation by enforcing compensating controls directly inside running containers, blocking …
The post Chasing Zero-Day Vulnerabilities via the Anchore Enterprise API appeared first on Anchore.Through the Looking Glass: Who Stole the Tarts? — Chasing the Cheshire Cat This is post 5 in a seven-part series on what the Anchore Enterprise API makes possible for container security teams.  “Well! I’ve often seen a cat without a grin,” thought Alice, “but a grin without a cat! It’s the most curious thing […]
Modern applications don’t just run on code anymore. They run on models, agents, embeddings, datasets, and autonomous tools like MCP servers. Developers are pulling pre-trained LLMs from Hugging Face, integrating open-source agent frameworks, and wiring up AI pipelines faster than security teams can track them. Unlike rogue npm packages, these components don’t show up cleanly in your existing dependency graph.  For AppSec teams, this […
TL;DR When a container is compromised, the SOC needs the full picture of what happened and fast. The problem is that runtime security data from cloud native workloads often lives outside Splunk, in a separate tool the analyst must pivot to at exactly the wrong moment. Aqua’s integration with Splunk solves this by streaming its …
Deterministic Meets Frontier: The New Blueprint for AppSec
We’re proud to share that Checkmarx has been positioned as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Software Supply Chain Security. We believe this recognition validates our dev-first, unified approach to comprehensive supply chain protection and centralized governance. Gartner evaluated vendors across two critical dimensions: Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute, and […]
Your Kubernetes cluster may run smoothly, but hidden inefficiencies can increase cloud costs. Learn how over-provisioned workloads, oversized non-production environments, forgotten infrastructure, and inefficient autoscaling create waste and how platform teams can eliminate it.
When GPUs enter your Kubernetes cluster, you’re no longer just running apps; you’re running an AI platform. Most teams aren’t ready for the scheduling, governance, and cost challenges that follow.