See Your Container Exposure in One Scan

Why “Are we exposed?” is hard to answer

Containers are assembled from base images, open source packages and dependencies, each with its own layers. A vulnerability can arrive through any of them, which makes it hard to know what you’re actually running.

Black October showed how that plays out:

• PHP2ShellA flaw in the PHP runtime itself. Updating your website or plugins leaves it in place.
• Brotli2ShellA flaw in a compression library that comes built into other software, including Node.js and Python tools. You can be affected without ever installing it directly.
• LiteLLMA tampered release of a popular AI library that stole credentials, even from applications that never used it.

Finding these by hand means checking every image, in every environment, one at a time.

CleanSight gives you three answers

1. 01

   Where affected software is running

   Trace vulnerable images to the applications, workloads and environments using them.

2. 02

   What’s live in production

   See which affected images are actually running across cloud and data center environments.

3. 03

   What to do next

   Get clear remediation guidance and access to hardened, patched images that are ready to deploy.

What’s in your report

• A full container inventory

  Every image running across AWS, GCP, Azure and your data centers, in one view.

• Vulnerabilities, ranked by real risk

  Prioritized by severity and by how many running containers each one affects.

• Complete Runtime Visibility

  Know exactly what's running in production: every container across every cluster.

• Actionable Remediation Recommendations

  Get immediate remediation guidance to eliminate risks from vulnerable containers.