From container-security-scanner
This skill enables Claude to scan container images and running containers for vulnerabilities using tools like Trivy and Snyk. It identifies potential security risks in container environments. Use this skill when the user requests a security assessment of a container image, asks to identify vulnerabilities in a container, or wants to improve the security posture of their containerized applications. Trigger terms include "scan container," "container security," "vulnerability assessment," "Trivy scan," or "Snyk scan."
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/container-security-scanner:container-security-scannerThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
This skill empowers Claude to perform comprehensive security scans of container images and running containers. By leveraging industry-standard tools, it identifies vulnerabilities and provides insights for remediation, enhancing the overall security of containerized applications.
This skill empowers Claude to perform comprehensive security scans of container images and running containers. By leveraging industry-standard tools, it identifies vulnerabilities and provides insights for remediation, enhancing the overall security of containerized applications.
This skill activates when you need to:
User request: "Scan this Docker image for vulnerabilities before I deploy it: myapp:latest"
The skill will:
myapp:latest Docker image.User request: "Scan the running container with ID abc123xyz for security vulnerabilities."
The skill will:
abc123xyz.This skill can be integrated with other CI/CD pipeline tools to automate security checks as part of the deployment process. It also provides data that can be used with reporting and dashboarding tools to visualize security posture over time.
npx claudepluginhub dorucioclea/claude-code-plugins-plus --plugin container-security-scanner3plugins reuse this skill
First indexed Jul 13, 2026
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