Secure the image, the manifest, and the moment between
Container risk arrives from two directions: what is inside the image, and how the cluster is told to run it. SecuNexa scans both: SecuContainer for images and their configuration, SecuIaC for the Kubernetes manifests and Helm charts that deploy them.
Where container estates leak
Base images age badly
Yesterday’s clean base accumulates critical CVEs while your tag stays pinned and nobody rescans.
Misconfigurations run as root
Privileged containers, dangerous capabilities, and exposed sockets ship because nothing gated them.
Manifests are code too
Insecure Kubernetes and Helm configuration deploys risk cluster-wide the moment it merges.
How SecuNexa answers it
Images, deeply
Layers unpacked, OS and application packages matched offline, configuration hardening checked, SBOM and exploitability statement attached per image.
Manifests before clusters
Kubernetes manifests and Helm charts evaluated structurally in the pull request, where fixes cost minutes.
Gates at build and registry
Fail a push on new criticals or disallowed configuration; rescan registries on schedule to catch aging images.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need an agent in the cluster?
No. Analysis targets images and configuration artifacts directly, from your daemon, registry, or archives, which keeps clusters untouched and works in airgapped environments.
Can it scan images we did not build?
Yes. Third-party and vendor images are scanned identically, giving you inventories and verdicts for software you run but did not write.
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