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Securing the Container Frontier: Kubernetes Trends Report 2025

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Preview of Wiz's 2025 Kubernetes Security Report: AKS clusters get probed just 18 minutes after deployment, EOL version usage fell to 46%, and severe flaws in exposed pods dropped 50%.
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