Keynote: What We Learned Dissecting the World’s Most Popular Containers
summary
Slim.AI’s analysis of public images uses open-source scanners on 900,000+ scanned containers and the top 165 images that cover >30% of pull volume. Findings: 60% of top images have more vulnerabilities year‑over‑year, the average image has almost 300 vulnerabilities (30% high/critical, up from 20%), and the average contains ~400 packages; licenses up 3.5×, SBOM entries +40%, new incidents detected 4× faster than remediation, and 88% of devs say fixes are harder.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The complexity of systems
- 1:24Data-driven insights
- 2:19Rising container vulnerabilities
- 3:44Developer interest and challenges
- 5:58Report on container security
- 8:41Component and layer growth
- 10:04The human impact
- 11:38Optimism for the future
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