Vendors chasing “zero-CVE” container images on top of traditional Linux distributions are running into structural limits in upstream release models. CVEs remain a useful, but imperfect metric, for measuring safety.
We all want zero Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in our container images, and creating such images has become a business in itself. What started as an aggressive “shift‑left” posture has become a baseline expectation for containerized workloads. But what’s the best way to create these safe images?
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