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I used it in the past very powerful, one thing I like most is Trivy Github Action, but the docker desktop also has scout and some nice visibility, and grype shows you more specific details.
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Thank you @Saim Safdar We need SOC2 attested and HIPAA compliance products as we deal with Health Care products
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Hi @Gayathri P Borker , Your question is not very clear. Trivy is a just a tool which helps you enhance your security. whereas Soc2 or Hippa is compliance standard so the way you will configure Trivy will decide your compliance level.
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Yes, Ankush was right @Gayathri P Borker can you explain a bit more, Trivy as described above to help you configure as per your Org requirement for Compliance. Trivy belongs to the family of vulnerability scanning, you need a tool to so (Trivy, Grype, or Scout) "_SOC2 attested and HIPAA compliance product_s"
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okay...we are asked to use tools that are SOC2 and HIPAA compliant.
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you can look at it as Trivy is a vulnerability scanner for containers and is not a service or platform that undergoes formal compliance certifications (chances are not the one, I believe scanners we have today aren't SOC2 and HIPAA, need to double check), Trivy is deployed and used within an org's infrastructure.
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okay thank you for the information
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Hi, ARMO Platform is the SaaS product based on Kubescape, which started out as a scanner and is steadily growing into an end-to-end Kubernetes security platform. Kubescape is a CNCF Sandbox project, though I do not think that ensures compliance. ARMO has SOC 2 compliance. Furthermore both open source Kubescape and ARMO Platofrm have a SOC 2 framework to help achieve and maintain SOC 2 compliance. I hope this helps and LMK if you have any additional questions.