Docker makes secure images accessible to smaller businesses
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Docker makes secure images accessible to smaller businesses. Docker is launching a new subscription service for its Hardened Images catalog. The secure container images are designed to help organizations achieve near-zero CVEs without the high costs that were previously associated with this. With this launch, Docker is committed to democratizing container security. Every developer often starts their journey at Docker Hub. According to the company, this first step should be secure by default, without a premium price tag. Organizations from startups to enterprises can now pursue near-zero CVEs without compromise. Docker is repeating its role from the past, when it made containers accessible to every developer. No more premium price tags. The container sector is getting a new boost now that Docker Hardened Images is available through an add-on subscription. Organizations can now get unlimited access to the entire catalog of hardened images. Logged-in users can immediately start a free 30-day trial. For many teams, secure images have been out of reach until now due to high costs. This situation led to unequal protection within organizations. With a single Hardened Images subscription, every team gets access to the entire catalog: unlimited, secure, and always up to date, Docker explains. Broad support for modern development. The catalog covers the full spectrum of...
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