Itay Shakury

Director of Open Source, Aqua Security

Itay Shakury is currently working in the capacity of Director of Open Source at Aqua Security. He has previously served as Domain Expert for Codefresh and Lead Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft Corporation. Itay is an alumnus of The Academic College of Tel-Aviv, Yaffo. .

News mentions

Aqua Security introduces industry-first Kubernetes vulnerability scanning with Trivy KBOM

Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud-native security, announced its open-source solution - Trivy now supports vulnerability scanning for Kubernetes components in addition to Kubernetes Bill of Material...

Aqua Security incorporates CIS Kubernetes benchmarks scanning into open source trivy

Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud-native security, announced that Aqua Trivy, the world’s most popular unified security scanner, now provides full compliance scanning for CIS Kubernetes B...

Aqua Security launches Aqua Stars programme to reward open-source software contributors

Aqua Security, the pure-play cloud-native security provider unveiled Aqua Stars, a new initiative to celebrate its top open-source software (OSS) contributors. With monthly awards, the recognition pr...

Aqua Security announces the addition of CPSM

Aqua Security, a pure-play cloud-native security provider, announced the addition of Cloud Security Posture Management (CPSM) capabilities to the open source tool Aqua Trivy. Trivy, the world’s...

Aqua Security announces the acquisition of tfsec open source security scanner for their Trivy vulnerability scanner

Aqua Security, the pure-play cloud native security provider, announces the acquisition of tfsec, an open source security scanner for Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The acquisition brings an immediate...

GitLab chooses Aqua Security’s Aqua Trivy as the new official default container scanner

Aqua Security, the pure-play cloud native security solutions provider, has announced that Aqua Trivy is now the default scanner for GitLab Auto DevOps. Customers can now automatically scan the GitLab...