Aqua News Trivy Vulnerability Scanner from Aqua Security Adopted by Leading Cloud Native Platforms
Aqua's open source Trivy vulnerability scanner is being added as an integrated option in the CNCF’s Harbor registry and Mirantis Docker Enterprise.
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