The Anchore Enterprise DoD policy packs contain checks for multiple compliance standards. Included standards are NIST 800-53, 800-161, 800-190, and 800-218. The checks for these standards encompass checking static content prior to deployment to speed the review of auditors once software has been deployed into production.
The Anchore Enterprise DoD policy pack consists of multiple NIST compliance standards
NIST 800-53 Security and Privacy Controls for Information Systems and Organizations NIST 800-161 Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management Practices for Systems and Organizations NIST 800-190 Application Container Security Guide NIST 800-218 Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF)
These standards are the foundation of many compliance programs. Anchore Enterprise uses its policy engine to verify the controls that are applicable to static scans of container images and flag misconfigurations and vulnerabilities that could be out of compliance. Images that are found to be in violation of compliance can be flagged for review or even prevented from being deployed into a production environment.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension. You buy Product Access measured in Units, which grants subscribers access to the product under a contract. Pricing scales with the number of Units you commit to; there are no separate tiers or usage add-ons in the pricing table. The product delivers the DOD Policy Pack, which automates container security compliance checks against Department of Defense standards. To size your purchase or confirm the Unit count that fits your environment, work with the vendor.
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What does one Unit of Product Access grant me?
A Unit grants a subscriber access to the product under contract. The pricing table does not spell out whether a Unit maps to a user, host, or image count. Confirm the exact Unit definition and the count that fits your environment with the vendor before you commit.
What compliance checks does the DOD Policy Pack automate?
The DOD Policy Pack applies pre-built policy checks for Department of Defense standards, including DISA STIG container hardening. It maps rules to specific controls for report and evidence generation. It also supports air-gapped deployments for IL4 to IL6 environments and helps demonstrate NIST 800-53 and 800-190 alignment.
Does my cost change based on how many images I scan?
The pricing table shows a single Product Access dimension billed in Units under a contract. It does not list per-scan, per-image, or usage-based charges. Cost scales with the Unit count you commit to, not with scanning volume. For details on how Units relate to your workload, contact the vendor.
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