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You've just deployed your application, and now you're worried about security vulnerabilities. Most developers miss this critical step, but with OpenSCAP 1.4 and Ansible 7.0, you can ensure your application is secure. In this guide, you'll learn how to implement vulnerability management with these tools.
Why This Matters
Vulnerability management is essential for modern applications. With the current state of cybersecurity threats, it's crucial to stay on top of potential vulnerabilities. You'll learn how to use OpenSCAP and Ansible to identify and remediate vulnerabilities, ensuring your application is secure.
Background/Context
OpenSCAP is an open-source tool for implementing the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP). It provides a framework for vulnerability management, compliance checking, and security measurement. Ansible is an automation tool that helps you manage and configure your infrastructure. By combining these tools, you can automate your vulnerability management process.
Core Concepts
Before diving into the implementation, let's cover some core concepts.
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