Overview
The Container Image Due Diligence Report, accessible via your Mend Platform’s main navigation, assesses the compliance of software components in your container images. It evaluates each package, assigning a risk score that highlights vulnerabilities and legal risks based on licensing.
Getting it done
You can generate the report via the Reports page.
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Click the Reports button located in the top bar of the Mend Platform user interface:
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Click the Create button (
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Select Container Image Due Diligence from the drop-down list of the Create Report wizard:
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Scope - Define the report's scope by specifying the application. You can refine the scope by selecting one or more projects within that application.
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Configuration - Specify the Report Name and Format (JSON/XML).
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Click Create.
Understanding the Container Image Due Diligence Report
The Container Image Due Diligence Report includes a comprehensive analysis of the open-source packages and libraries of the container.
Example of the report in table format:
| Type | Risk Score | Package Name | License Reference | Copyright | Author | Homepage | Project Name | Application Name | License Name |
|-------------|------------|--------------------------------|-------------------|-------------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------|--------------|-----------------|--------------|
| Open Source | 78 | debian-archive-keyring-2023.3 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | nginx | ECR Test Env | GPL-3.0 |
| Open Source | 0 | perl-base-5.36.0-7 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | nginx | ECR Test Env | Artistic |
| Open Source | 39 | libsmartcols1-2.38.1-5+b1 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | nginx | ECR Test Env | BSD-3-Clause |
Example breakdown:
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Type: Describes the type of software, typically whether it is open-source or proprietary.
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Risk Score: The overall risk score assigned to the package, indicating the level of security or compliance risk.
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Package Name: The name and version of the software package.
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License Reference: A link or identifier for the specific license.
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Copyright: The entity of individuals holding the copyright to the package.
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Author: The creator or maintainer of the software.
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Homepage: The official website or page for the software.
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Project Name: The name of the project associated with the software.
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Application Name: The name of the application using the package.
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License: Name of the license under which the library is distributed.