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Outdated software significantly contributes to security vulnerabilities. We ensure our images are perpetually refreshed with the latest updates and fixes. Each image is backed by service level agreements (SLAs) that commit us to delivering patches or solutions for any identified vulnerabilities within a specified timeframe. Our goal is to maintain zero known vulnerabilities in our images. This approach eliminates the need for extensive hours spent on analyzing reports generated by scanning tools. Our team possesses a comprehensive understanding of the entire landscape, having developed some of the most impactful foundational open-source projects in this field. We recognize that achieving automation is crucial while still maintaining developer productivity. Enforce creates a real-time asset inventory database that enhances developer tools, facilitates incident recovery, and streamlines audit processes. Additionally, Enforce is capable of generating software bill of materials (SBOMs), monitoring active containers for common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs), and safeguarding infrastructure from insider threats. Ultimately, our commitment to innovation and security helps organizations maintain a robust defense against evolving threats.

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Comprehensive protection, oversight, and micro-segmentation of workloads are essential for private cloud and on-premises data center settings. This includes fortifying security and providing monitoring capabilities specifically designed for private cloud infrastructures and physical data centers, along with support for Docker containerization. Utilizing agentless protection for Docker containers allows for extensive application control paired with streamlined management. To defend against zero-day vulnerabilities, implementing application whitelisting, detailed intrusion prevention measures, and real-time file integrity monitoring (RT-FIM) is crucial. Additionally, ensuring the security of OpenStack deployments requires thorough hardening of the Keystone identity service module. Continuous monitoring of data center security is vital for maintaining safe operations in private clouds and physical environments. Moreover, enhancing security performance in VMware setups can be achieved through agentless antimalware solutions, alongside network intrusion prevention and file reputation services, which collectively contribute to a robust security posture. Ultimately, effective security measures are indispensable for safeguarding sensitive data within these infrastructures.