Docker Content Trust Image Signing within Docker Datacenter
Channel: Docker
Date: 2017-02-11

Docker Content Trust gives IT Ops and IT Security teams the ability to sign images and protect against man in the middle attacks. It also allows them to track who has created images and ensure teams are running the latest version of an application. Teams can also enforce signing policies as well.

In this demo you will see how Docker Content Trust works, and how it is integrated into the Docker Datacenter solution
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