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Microsoft Defender for Cloud Now Generally Available
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Why it matters
- →Enhances security visibility from code to cloud, improving risk management.
- →Provides a unified view for security and development teams, streamlining vulnerability management.
- →Integrates runtime context into GitHub, allowing for more informed security decisions.
Microsoft has announced the general availability of its Defender for Cloud integration with GitHub, which enhances risk visibility from code to cloud. This integration allows users to connect code, build artifacts, and runtime context, enabling better tracking and prioritization of security risks. By mapping container images to their source code, the tool provides a comprehensive view of security findings in the context of deployment. This development aims to streamline the process of addressing vulnerabilities by providing a unified view for security and development teams.
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