Docker Hardened Images Catalog Access Expanded to Small Businesses

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1. 08.10.2025 01:09 1 articles · 13h ago

   Docker Hardened Images Catalog Access Expanded to Small Businesses

   Docker has announced unlimited access to its Hardened Images catalog, making secure software bundles affordable for startups and SMBs. The catalog includes container images verified to be free of known vulnerabilities, with a 30-day free trial and subscription options available. Hardened Images offer enhanced security features, including continuous patches, reduced attack surfaces, and compliance with federal security standards. Docker has partnered with SRLabs for independent validation and ensures a seven-day patch SLA for any new vulnerabilities. The catalog supports various applications, including AI/ML, databases, frameworks, and infrastructure tools, and is compatible with Alpine and Debian Linux systems.

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• Docker Hardened Images are verified to be free of known vulnerabilities, with near-zero CVEs.

  First reported: 08.10.2025 01:09
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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• Hardened Images are built from source code, benefit from continuous upstream patches, and lack unnecessary components.

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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• The Hardened Images catalog includes support for Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange (VEX).

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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• Docker Hardened Images reduce the attack surface by up to 95% by removing nonessential content.

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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• The catalog offers a broad range of images, including AI/ML, languages, databases, frameworks, and infrastructure tools.

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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• The Hardened Images catalog includes FedRAMP-ready variants that meet U.S. federal security standards.

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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• Docker has partnered with SRLabs for independent validation of Hardened Images.

  First reported: 08.10.2025 01:09
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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• Hardened Images are underpinned by a seven-day patch SLA for any new vulnerabilities.

  First reported: 08.10.2025 01:09
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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09

• The catalog is compatible with Alpine and Debian Linux systems and can be easily integrated by changing a single Dockerfile line.

  First reported: 08.10.2025 01:09
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  • Docker makes Hardened Images Catalog affordable for small businesses — www.bleepingcomputer.com — 08.10.2025 01:09