Best Container Security Software - Page 3

Compare the Top Container Security Software as of July 2025 - Page 3

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    Trend Micro Deep Security
    Get streamlined with a complete set of workload security capabilities and protect your cloud-native applications, platforms, and data in any environment with a single agent. Thanks to our strong API integration with Azure and AWS, Deep Security works seamlessly in the cloud. Protect your sensitive enterprise workloads without the need to set up and maintain your own security infrastructure. Accelerate and maintain compliance for your hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Although AWS and Azure have many compliance certifications, you are still responsible for securing the workloads you put in the cloud. Secure servers across the data center and cloud with a single security product. Remove the need to worry about product updates, hosting, or database management. Quick Start AWS CloudFormation templates available for NIST and AWS Marketplace. Host-based security controls that can be deployed automatically, even while auto-scaling.
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    Clair

    Clair

    Clair

    Clair is an open-source project for the static analysis of vulnerabilities in application containers (currently including OCI and docker). Clients use the Clair API to index their container images and can then match it against known vulnerabilities. Our goal is to enable a more transparent view of the security of the container-based infrastructure. Thus, the project was named Clair after the French term which translates to clear, bright, and transparent. Manifests are Clair's representation of a container image. Clair leverages the fact that OCI Manifests and Layers are content-addressed to reduce duplicated work.
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    Causely

    Causely

    Causely

    Bridging observability with automated orchestration for self-managed, resilient applications at scale. Every second, huge volumes of data are generated by observability and monitoring tools, capturing metrics, logs, and traces about all aspects of complex, dynamic applications. Yet it’s still up to humans to troubleshoot and make sense of all this data. They are locked in a never-ending cycle of responding to alerts, identifying root causes, and determining the best action for remediation. The process hasn’t changed fundamentally in decades, and it’s still labor-intensive, reactive, and costly. Causely removes the need for human troubleshooting by capturing causality in software, closing the gap between observability and action. For the first time, the entire lifecycle of detection, root cause analysis, and remediation of defects in applications is fully automated. With Causely, defects are identified and resolved in real-time, so applications can scale with high performance.
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    Calico Enterprise
    A self-managed, active security platform with full-stack observability for containers and Kubernetes. Calico Enterprise is the industry’s only active security platform with full-stack observability for containers and Kubernetes. Calico Enterprise extends the declarative nature of Kubernetes to specify security and observability as code. This ensures consistent enforcement of security policies and compliance, and provides observability for troubleshooting across multi-cluster, multi-cloud and hybrid deployments. Implement zero-trust workload access controls for traffic to and from individual pods to external endpoints on a per-pod basis, to protect your Kubernetes cluster. Author DNS policies that implement fine-grained access controls between a workload and the external services it needs to connect to, like Amazon RDS, ElastiCache, and more.
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    Chkk

    Chkk

    Chkk

    Prioritize your top business-critical risks with clear and actionable insights. Continuously harden your Kubernetes availability. Learn from others and avoid repeating their mistakes. Eliminate risks before they cause incidents. Stay up to date with visibility across all your infrastructure layers. Catalog containers, clusters, add-ons, and dependencies. Consolidate insights across clouds, on-prem, and more. Get alerted about all EOL and incompatible versions. Never use spreadsheets or custom scripts again. Chkk’s mission is to enable developers to proactively prevent incidents from happening by learning from others and not repeating known mistakes. Chkk's collective learning technology mines and curates known errors, failures, and disruptions that the Kubernetes community (comprising users/operators, cloud providers, and vendors) has encountered, ensuring that past mistakes are not repeated.
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    Minimus

    Minimus

    Minimus

    Minimus images radically reduce the amount of vulnerabilities that impact your cloud environment. Minimus is founded by the Twistlock team that pioneered container security and authored NIST SP 800-190. Minimus builds images from scratch, directly from upstream project sources, with only the minimal software needed to run the app, dramatically reducing their attack surface. Minimus images are OCI compliant and you deploy by changing a single line in deployment files. Minimus eliminates time consuming and low value remediation work for devs, is easy for ops to deploy and manage using their existing tools, and provides security with remarkably clear risk reduction and nearly instant time to value. Minimus solves the endless treadmill of cloud software vulnerabilities by simply preventing them from existing. Minimus provides secure, minimal container and VM images, rebuilt from scratch daily to eliminate over 95% of CVEs.
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    Trend Micro Hybrid Cloud Security
    Trend Micro's Hybrid Cloud Security offers a system to protect servers against threats. Advancing security from data centers to cloud workloads, applications, and cloud-native architectures, Cloud Security provides platform-based protection, risk management, and multi-cloud detection and response. Shift from disconnected point products to a cybersecurity platform with unparalleled breadth and depth of capabilities including CSPM, CNAPP, CWP, CIEM, EASM, and more. Combines continuous attack surface discovery across workloads, containers, APIs, and cloud assets, real-time risk assessments and prioritization, and automated mitigation actions to dramatically reduce your risk exposure. Scans 900+ AWS and Azure rules to detect cloud misconfigurations and map findings with dozens of best practices and compliance frameworks. Helps cloud security and compliance teams understand their level of compliance, easily identifying any deviations from appropriate security standards.
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    StackRox

    StackRox

    StackRox

    Only StackRox provides comprehensive visibility into your cloud-native infrastructure, including all images, container registries, Kubernetes deployment configurations, container runtime behavior, and more. StackRox’s deep integration with Kubernetes delivers visibility focused on deployments, giving security and DevOps teams a comprehensive understanding of their cloud-native infrastructure, including images, containers, pods, namespaces, clusters, and their configurations. You get at-a-glance views of risk across your environment, compliance status, and active suspicious traffic. Each summary view enables you to drill into more detail. Using StackRox, you can easily identify and analyze container images in your environment with native integrations and support for nearly every image registry.
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    CyberArk Conjur
    A seamless open source interface to securely authenticate, control and audit non-human access across tools, applications, containers and cloud environments via robust secrets management. Secrets grant access to applications, tools, critical infrastructure and other sensitive data. Conjur secures this access by tightly controlling secrets with granular Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). When an application requests access to a resource, Conjur authenticates the application, performs an authorization check against the security policy and then securely distributes the secret. Security policy as code is the foundation of Conjur. Security rules are written in .yml files, checked into source control, and loaded onto the Conjur server. Security policy is treated like any other source control asset, adding transparency and collaboration to the organization’s security requirements.