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We need to identify security vulnerabilities in our EC2 instances, so that we can create issues to resolve and provide a safe environment for our project's data.
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As an Ops member, I'd like to know what type of security vulnerabilities are in place currently within the infrastructure of OPS. I would like to go into the ECR and go to each instance to find the most critical vulnerabilities are currently in place. Write a report on this about each vulnerability and see if there is any way we can mitigate anything.
I think that the original intent was for the author to go into ecr and manually catalog scanning results and place them into a document. It's also not clear if this can be done, as many containers run on alpine linux which is not accessible to the default scanning that ECR uses. It's also not clear if this is referencing ECR or EC2.
If the intent was to go in and catalog something in ECR, I think that it is better to go with some kind of automated scanning as part of GHA. Going to close this issue
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ExperimentsInHonesty commentedon Oct 7, 2024
@RSkuma
Please provide update
ale210 commentedon Feb 9, 2025
I think that the original intent was for the author to go into ecr and manually catalog scanning results and place them into a document. It's also not clear if this can be done, as many containers run on alpine linux which is not accessible to the default scanning that ECR uses. It's also not clear if this is referencing ECR or EC2.
If the intent was to go in and catalog something in ECR, I think that it is better to go with some kind of automated scanning as part of GHA. Going to close this issue