Events
Join Anchore Open Source Team: Live Stream
Join us on Thursdays for “Open Source Gardening,” a live stream where the Developer Relations team works with the Engineering minds behind Anchore’s open-source tools, Syft, Grype, and the rest of the family.
We will spend a relaxed hour working on issues and pull requests. There will be technical discussions, some roadmap planning, and audience questions. Every week we stream live on the Anchore YouTube channel.
Stop Chasing CVEs: How Red Hat Hardened Images & Anchore Cut Container Noise at the Source
How Operation Stormbreaker Leveraged RAISE to Accelerate cATO from 18 months to 15 minutes
Achieving Continuous ATO (cATO) requires pivoting from a time-intensive compliance checklist mindset to continuous cyber-readiness. The Marine Corps’ Operation Stormbreaker did exactly that—leveraging the Navy’s RAISE 2.0 framework to embrace a “shift left” philosophy and collapse a traditional 18-month deployment cycle down to just 15 minutes. In this mission-focused architectural case study, experts from Stormbreaker, Raven Solutions, and Anchore will detail the DevSecOps architecture behind this acceleration and how to build a cATO platform.
Attendees will discover how to transform rigid regulatory mandates into predictable software delivery, providing federal program managers and industry partners with a secure blueprint to rapidly field mission capabilities. The panel will break down:
- Shifting cATO boundaries: How moving authorization to the platform layer allows secure workloads to traverse multi-environment ecosystems without redundant accreditation cycles.
- Operationalizing Zero Trust: Securing the software supply chain through automated container hardening, continuous production inventory monitoring and comprehensive SBOM generation.
- Automating DoD Mandates: Meeting the strict requirements of the DISA Container Hardening Process Guide via an enforced policy-as-code strategy that integrates critical security gates directly into the CI/CD pipeline.
The EU CRA’s 24-Hour Reporting Requirement Is Closer Than You Think
How Operation Stormbreaker Leveraged RAISE to Accelerate cATO from 18 months to 15 minutes
Achieving Continuous ATO (cATO) requires pivoting from a time-intensive compliance checklist mindset to continuous cyber-readiness. The Marine Corps’ Operation Stormbreaker did exactly that—leveraging the Navy’s RAISE 2.0 framework to embrace a “shift left” philosophy and collapse a traditional 18-month deployment cycle down to just 15 minutes. In this mission-focused architectural case study, experts from Stormbreaker, Raven Solutions, and Anchore will detail the DevSecOps architecture behind this acceleration and how to build a cATO platform.
Attendees will discover how to transform rigid regulatory mandates into predictable software delivery, providing federal program managers and industry partners with a secure blueprint to rapidly field mission capabilities. The panel will break down:
- Shifting cATO boundaries: How moving authorization to the platform layer allows secure workloads to traverse multi-environment ecosystems without redundant accreditation cycles.
- Operationalizing Zero Trust: Securing the software supply chain through automated container hardening, continuous production inventory monitoring and comprehensive SBOM generation.
- Automating DoD Mandates: Meeting the strict requirements of the DISA Container Hardening Process Guide via an enforced policy-as-code strategy that integrates critical security gates directly into the CI/CD pipeline.