This Policy Blocked an Image With 415 CVEs @MSFTMechanics
This Policy Blocked an Image With 415 CVEs  @MSFTMechanics
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How do you stop a vulnerable container image from ever reaching production? With a security policy in Microsoft Defender for Cloud, deploying an image scoped to your AI applications' namespace gets denied the moment it violates the rule. In this test, a kubectl run is blocked immediately — the image carried 415 CVEs, and the policy allowed zero. That's how you shut down a supply chain attack at deployment.

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This Policy Blocked an Image With 415 CVEs

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