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Trivy is a simple and comprehensive vulnerability scanner that covers a wide range of targets, including container images, filesystems, Git repositories, cloud configurations, and Kubernetes clusters. It helps developers and security teams find vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets, and generate SBOMs.
Trivy is an open-source, easy-to-use universal security scanner. It automatically detects various security issues in your applications and infrastructure components with high accuracy and speed. Its versatile nature makes it suitable for various stages of the software development lifecycle.
Finding security issues like vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and secrets across diverse environments (code, containers, cloud) often requires multiple specialized tools, leading to complexity and integration challenges. Trivy provides a single, unified tool to scan these targets efficiently, simplifying security workflows.
Scans OS packages and application dependencies for known vulnerabilities in images, filesystems, and Git repositories.
Detects misconfigurations in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) like CloudFormation, Terraform, Dockerfile, Kubernetes, etc.
Identifies hardcoded secrets and sensitive information within code repositories and filesystems.
Generates Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for various targets, providing visibility into software components.
Scans cloud provider configurations and Kubernetes clusters for security issues.
Trivy can be integrated into various development and security workflows to improve the overall security posture.
Automatically scan container images, IaC templates, and code repositories as part of your continuous integration and delivery pipeline to catch issues early.
Shifts security left, reducing the cost and effort of fixing vulnerabilities and misconfigurations later in the development cycle.
Developers can run Trivy locally to scan their code and container images before committing or pushing changes.
Provides immediate feedback on potential security issues, enabling developers to fix them quickly without relying on pipeline scans.
Regularly scan running containers or images stored in registries to detect newly disclosed vulnerabilities.
Maintains awareness of the security state of deployed applications and helps prioritize patching efforts.
Audit cloud accounts and Kubernetes cluster configurations against security best practices and compliance standards.
Identifies potential attack vectors due to misconfigured services or cluster components, improving infrastructure security.
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