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Example output of this workflow can be seen in this PR: codeforamerica/vita-min#6244 |
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Adds a shared GHA workflow that runs:
This reusable workflow is meant to be used with Pull Request events in all application repos to safeguard against introduced vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Grype and Trivy were tested against each other for package vulnerability detection, and Grype proved to be more accurate and comprehensive. Trivy provides additional functionality such as misconfiguration and secret detection that complements Grype's vulnerability scan.