What problems is Aqua Security solving and how is that benefiting you?
1. Lack of container security visibility - Aqua provides a centralized platform to gain visibility into risks across the entire container development lifecycle from build to production. This helps organizations address security issues proactively.
2. Inability to shift security left - Without the right tools integrated into the development process, security typically gets tested too late. Aqua scans images during build/deploy and enforces policies to catch vulnerabilities early.
3. Difficulties with compliance - Container sprawl and lack of controls make it challenging to ensure configurations and software meet compliance standards. Aqua facilitates ongoing compliance through automated policy-based controls.
4. Workload vulnerabilities going undetected - Traditional security tools often miss container-specific risks. Aqua's runtime agent model and vulnerability database tailored for containers improves detection abilities.
5. Lack of developer security skills/tools - When security is separated from development, vulnerabilities persist. Aqua aims to integrate security practices into the developer workflow through seamless IDE/pipeline integrations.
So in summary, by gaining visibility, shifting security left, enforcing compliance and controls as code Aqua is intended to solve major security and compliance problems arising from adoption of container and cloud-native technologies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
