If you're looking for a broad cloud security platform that works with Kubernetes and Docker, Aqua is a good option. Aqua has a cloud native security platform that spans the full lifecycle of cloud native applications from development to production. It supports Kubernetes, Docker, OpenShift, Fargate, Lambda and other tools. Among its features are event-based scanning, genAI security, automated devsecops and support for compliance in AWS, Google Cloud and Azure.
Another contender is Wiz, which has a container security and Kubernetes offering. Wiz gives you visibility into containerized environments, continuous risk assessment and real-time threat detection. Its features include automated Kubernetes security posture management, scanning Infrastructure-as-code files and integration into CI/CD workflows. The platform is designed to help developers and security teams work together to improve the security posture of containerized applications.
If you prefer developer-centric security tools, Snyk is a good option. Snyk is built into developer tools and processes to find, prioritize and fix security vulnerabilities in code, dependencies and infrastructure. It supports Docker, Kubernetes and CI/CD pipelines, with continuous vulnerability scanning and remediation advice. Snyk is designed to be scalable and security focused, so it's a good fit for developer teams.