Find out which clusters host containers with vulnerabilities detected by Runtime Scanning.
Runtime Scanning can detect vulnerabilities in your existing clusters. Once a vulnerability
is detected on a container, the detection displays. Switch between the Kubernetes and Amazon ECS tabs to view the desired results.
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NoteRuntime Vulnerability Scanning does not support the deprecated Docker Image Format
v1. Use Docker Image Format v2 and OCI compliant container images.
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Fix availability status
Vulnerabilities can have one of the following statuses, depending on their state.
If a vulnerability is already fixed, the fix version is displayed instead.
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Fix availability
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Description
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Fixed (displayed as the fixed version)
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A newer version of the component is available with a fix for this vulnerability. Upgrading
to the any of the listed versions fixes the vulnerability.
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Not fixed
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There is currently no available version of the component to address the vulnerability.
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Unknown
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Not enough information is currently available to determine a fix version for this
component.
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Won't fix
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This vulnerability is not fixed and there are no plans to create a fix for this component.
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The following table outlines the actions available in the Vulnerabilities tab.
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Action
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Description
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Filter the displayed data
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Use the Filter by and Severity drop-downs to locate specific vulnerabilities in the list.
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Locate the affected clusters
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Click the Cluster link to redirect and locate the cluster in Container Security.
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Export a list of vulnerabilities
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Click the Export button to create and download a .CSV file listing all the vulnerabilities on the
page.
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View CVE information
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Select a detection in the list and click the CVE link under the table to view more
information about the CVE in the National Vulnerability Database.
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