Analisis Vulnerability Management Pada Container Docker Menggunakan Opensource Scanner Berdasarkan Standar Cyber Resilience Review (CRR)
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Docker, Vulnerability, Scanner, Cyber Resilience Review (CRR)Abstract
One of the most widely used container technologies to provide IT services is Docker. The vulnerability in container technology, namely Docker, requires special management. Management of this vulnerability can be done technically with a software vulnerability scanner and standard Cyber Resilience Review (CRR) guidelines. Experiments were carried out with Aquasec and Anchore scanners that performed vulnerability scanning on two Docker Images systems. The two vulnerable systems have different versions, namely version – 1 and version – 2. The software elements in version – 2 have a higher versioning level than version – 1. Experimental data in the form of vulnerability reports are analyzed based on Cyber Resilience Review (CRR) which focuses on four stages namely Define a Strategy, Develop a Plan, Implement the Capability, Assess and Improve the Capability. So that the results of Category Vulnerability are obtained, namely 30 Closed Vulnerability, 10 Open Vulnerability, and 13 Newly Vulnerability. Continuation of this research can use aspects of Patch Management with more varied software tools.References
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