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Security policies configuration > Assurance policies
Assurance policies
Assurance policies
Assurance policy defines Kaspersky Container Security actions to provide security if threats detected during image scanning meet the criteria specified in the policy.
The configured assurance policies are displayed as a table in the Policies → Assurance policies section.
You can use the list to do the following:
- Add new policies. Click the Add policy button located above the table to open the policy settings window.
- Change policy settings. You can open the editing window by clicking the policy name link.
- Enable and disable policies. Policies are disabled and enabled by using the Disable/Enable toggle button in the Status column of the table containing the list of created policies.
- Delete policies.
If you add an assurance policy, modify its settings, or delete a policy, the compliance status is reviewed (Compliant / Non-compliant) for the images to which the policy is applied.
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Article ID: 250399, Last review: Dec 4, 2024