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ActiveState Partners with Docker to Secure the Open Source in Enterprise Containers

ActiveState has partnered with Docker to help secure open source components used in enterprise containers. The collaboration addresses container security across the image, build, and runtime stages, offering practical steps to reduce the attack surface and prevent vulnerabilities from reaching production.

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