Zora Dashboard gains more capabilities, centralizing the visualization of incorrect configurations and vulnerabilities within your environment using Trivy. In addition, it features usability improvements, scalability, and enhanced performance.

We are excited to introduce the latest enhancement to our product: Zora Dashboard, now integrating Trivy!

The integration with Trivy, a well-known vulnerability scanner, enhances the dashboard's capability to provide comprehensive vulnerability reports directly within the web interface. In addition, you can also expect usability improvements, scalability, and enhanced performance.

This release brings a myriad of benefits to bolster your Kubernetes environment's security and operational efficiency.

Incorporating Trivy into the Zora Dashboard reassures our commitment to provide a comprehensive and centralized solution for Kubernetes health. By combining misconfiguration detection with vulnerability scanning, we offer a robust toolset to fortify your Kubernetes environment.

This release empowers you to:

  • Identify the main threats facing your Kubernetes environment and their severity levels;

  • Access a grouped view of the most harmful threats for efficient prioritization;

  • Gain detailed insights into each threat, facilitating informed decision-making and rapid response actions;

  • Scale effortlessly, catering to the diverse needs of businesses managing multiple Kubernetes clusters.

Explore the key features

Unified Security Reporting Hub for Kubernetes

Zora Dashboard offers a unified reporting hub, providing access to detailed reports on the health and security aspects of your Kubernetes infrastructure. This centralized approach allows for scanning and reporting of potential risks, all within the familiar Zora Dashboard interface. This means less time spent switching between tools and more time focused on resolving critical issues.

Identification of Misconfigurations

Leveraging the capabilities of Marvin and Popeye, Zora Dashboard excels at identifying misconfigurations within your Kubernetes environment. This detailed analysis ensures that your configurations align with best practices, minimizing potential security and operational risks.

Detection of Vulnerabilities

Using the cutting-edge capabilities of Trivy, Zora Dashboard goes beyond identifying misconfigurations to detect vulnerabilities in your Kubernetes environment. This covers a broad spectrum of potential security threats and operational challenges, providing a holistic view for proactive mitigation.


New Addition: Enhanced Vulnerability Overview

Zora Dashboard introduces robust functionality for identifying and categorizing vulnerabilities and threats, offering valuable insights into your container images and the severity of any vulnerabilities. This feature assists you in recognizing the primary threats within your environments and prioritizing corrective actions. Additionally, it enables the filtering of vulnerabilities, streamlining the identification process and facilitating collaborative actions with your security team.

Furthermore, within this enhanced version, users will have access to a succinct display of the top 5 threats, categorized by severity. This intuitive interface presents your most important information into a single view, enabling an efficient decision-making processes.



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How to upgrade

Upgrade to the new Zora Dashboard with Trivy integration in a snap! Just update, log in, and you're set? Find step-by-step instructions on our Documentation Page.

Now, if you are just arriving and it's your first access, follow these steps:

  1. Go to Zora Dashboard page  and sign in with your GitHub, Google, or Microsoft account.

  2. Click in Connect Cluster and save your workspace ID (this ID is essential for synchronizing between Zora OSS and Zora Dashboard);


  1. Run the Helm command to install or upgrade the latest version of Zora OSS into your cluster;

  2. After that with the following commands, you can verify if Zora has been successfully installed and retrieve installation notes:


    helm list -n zora-system
    helm get notes zora -n zora-system


  3. If everything is set up correctly, your cluster should have scheduled scans. Check it by running:


    kubectl get cluster,scan -o wide -n zora-system


Schedule:

By default, the misconfiguration scan is scheduled to run once per hour, while the vulnerability scan is scheduled to run once per day.

Conclusion

The integration of Trivy with Zora Dashboard offers a practical upgrade to your Kubernetes management, enhancing security visibility and robustness. As we continue to build out Zora's capabilities, we're keen to get your take on these changes. Try out the new features and let us know what works for you, or what doesn't. Your direct feedback is essential in fine-tuning our tool to fit your real-world needs.

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