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At Krait, we secure your containerized infrastructure without ever compromising your data’s privacy. Your container images and configuration data are never stored. We only inspect them in real time to keep your workloads safe. Once you connect your registries or container platforms, Krait immediately starts analyzing your images, manifests, and runtime settings. Within minutes, you’ll get actionable insights on vulnerable packages, insecure configurations, exposed services, drift from best practices, and compliance gaps across your container ecosystem.

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Connecting Docker Hub

Krait can scan your Docker images directly from Docker Hub to detect vulnerabilities and security risks before they reach your environments.
To enable this integration, you’ll connect using a Docker Personal Access Token — a secure alternative to your account password.
1

Log into Docker Hub

Sign in to your Docker Hub account by visiting the Docker Hub website. Once logged in, go to your profile and select Account Settings.
2

Create a Personal Access Token

From Settings, go to Personal Access Tokens. Click Generate new token, provide a clear label such as Krait Integration, and add Read, Write, Delete access permission.
3

Copy Your Access Token

Docker will display the Access Token only once. Copy it and store it securely to authenticate Krait’s connection.
4

Connect Docker Hub in Krait

In the Krait dashboard, go to Integrations, then Containers, then Docker, and click “Connect.” Enter your Docker Hub username and paste the Access Token you created.
5

Complete the Integration

Krait will validate your credentials and securely connect your Docker Hub account. Once connected, Krait will begin scanning your container images for vulnerabilities.

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Disconnecting Docker Hub

To disconnect Docker integration, go to Integrations in the dashboard sidebar and select the section where Container Registries or Docker is listed. Identify Docker in your connected integrations and click Disconnect. Only a workspace owner can disconnect this integration. Confirm the prompt to finalize the removal. After disconnection, Krait will no longer access or scan Docker registries/containers. Reconnect Docker at any time from the integrations settings.
You may need to uninstall the KraitDev app from your Docker account manually.