Container Security Attack Simulation with Trend Micro Vision One Container Security
A rebuildable Kubernetes lab that replays real container attack techniques against Trend Vision One, with Trend Micro Artifact Scanner gating image vulnerabilities in CI before deploy.
A container-security datasheet doesn't tell you what a tool catches. You need to watch it react to attack patterns before you can trust it in a real cluster.
I built a Kubernetes lab that replays common container attack techniques against a workload protected by Trend Vision One. I also wired Trend Micro Artifact Scanner into a GitHub Actions pipeline that flags image vulnerabilities before deploy. Shell scripts handle the setup so the whole environment tears down and rebuilds on demand.
You don't know what a security tool does until you've watched it either catch something or miss it.
The result is a reproducible environment for demonstrating which container attack patterns Vision One detects, and where CI-time scanning fits alongside runtime protection.
- Reproducible Kubernetes attack scenarios for evaluating detection coverage
- GitHub Actions pipeline scans images with Trend Micro Artifact Scanner before deploy
- Shell-scripted setup rebuilds the lab from scratch in minutes