Three clusters
A production, a staging and a rarely updated managed-service customer: you can see right away where the risk is.
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A complete Wardpod console, open to everyone in read-only mode: three made-up clusters, real public images and their real vulnerabilities, with three months of history.
What it contains
An estate like yours
Real images
nginx, WordPress, Node.js, Python, Grafana, Nextcloud, Composer: their real packages and real CVEs, scored with today's EPSS and CISA KEV.
Three months of history
New CVEs published, images updated, fixes, justified exceptions: trends and reports have something to show.
What to look at
Six recommended stops
Dashboard
P1 to P4 priorities, what is actively exploited, what is exposed, the trend over 30 days.
Vulnerabilities
Sorted by exploitability in context, not raw severity: filter on “actively exploited”.
Risk analysis
The riskiest namespaces and the image updates that remove the most risk.
Reports
Appeared, fixed, fix times and overruns over a period; CSV or PDF export.
Inventory
Where each package runs: search for “php” or “openssl” and see the CVEs of each.
Updated images
Each image change and its balance: CVEs fixed, appeared, still open.
Good to know
How does the demo work?
Is the data real?
The images and their vulnerabilities are those of well-known public images; the clusters, workloads and history are made up. No customer data is included.
Can I add my cluster?
No: the demo is read-only for everyone and accepts no agents. To see your own clusters, create an organization: the agent installs with one command.
Does it change?
It is regenerated every night, dated today, with the latest EPSS and CISA KEV data.
Convinced?
Install the agent on one of your clusters: your priorities appear from the first analysis.
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