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container-security
Secure containerized workloads — image hardening, registry scanning, runtime protection, and supply-chain integrity.
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## Overview
Containers package applications with their dependencies — which means they also package vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and secrets at scale and speed. Container security covers the full lifecycle: hardened base images, scanned registries, signed artifacts, least-privilege runtime, and monitoring for anomalous container behavior.
This skill gives you the defensive lifecycle: build secure images, verify what you deploy, constrain what runs, and watch it in production.
Shift left with guardrails, not gates: image scanning and policy checks in the pipeline should guide developers with fast feedback, not become a security tollbooth that everyone routes around. The goal is secure-by-default base images and pipelines, so the average developer never has to think about it.
## When to use
- Building the container security program (image standards, registry, runtime).
- Remediating scanner findings: vulnerable base images, misconfigurations, leaked secrets.
- Defining admission policies (what may deploy to the cluster).
- Responding to a compromised container or malicious image.