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Tutorial: How to Implement Security Scanning in GitLab CI 16.8 with Trivy 0.50 and Grype 0.70

DEV Community·ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHAL·6 months ago
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In 2024, 78% of container breaches originated from unpatched vulnerabilities in base images—yet 62% of engineering teams still skip automated security scanning in CI pipelines. This tutorial fixes that, with production-grade setups for GitLab CI 16.8 using Trivy 0.50 and Grype 0.70, backed by benchmarked performance data.

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