Simplicity is good, but also dangerous. The average enterprise now runs thousands of container instances daily. As container adoption grows, so does the attack surface. Most security incidents start with something as simple as an unscanned image pulled from a public registry. Meanwhile, public registries themselves have become the digital equivalent of a flea market –  you might find something useful, but there’s an equal chance it’s also carrying ancient OpenSSL vulnerabilities and three types of malware. Security teams often find themselves in the awkward position of discovering new work not via CI/CD dashboards or logs – but from external threat intel feeds.