Where it sits

Most organizations already run some security tooling around their containers. Attest is not a replacement for it. Attest performs the one step none of them perform: the approval, with proof.

Category	What it gives you	What it leaves you with
Detection tools	Findings, ranked, in one place	A list, and a person staring at unresolved risk with no way to dispose of it on the record
Hardened images	Cleaner ingredients for the parts you buy	Nothing about the parts you build
DevOps platforms	The substrate you build on; artifact storage	Raw pipeline output, log files, and markdown
CYBO Attest	The approval, with proof	A signed, attributed, evidence anchored authorization

Already running some of these? Keep them. Fewer findings arrive, your platform stores the artifacts, and Attest performs the approval nobody else does.

Why none of them end in a decision

Finding a risk is not disposing of it. The disposition is what an auditor, a regulator, or a customer's security team is actually asking you to produce. A scan report says what was found. An authorization record says what was found, what was fixed, what was accepted, on what basis, and who decided. Only the second one closes the question.

What you have to change to use it

Connect your pipeline. Evidence publishes to your own private security repository in immutable, hash verified directories, and the review opens in the GitLab project your team already works in. Self managed or hosted, in your cloud or ours. See Connecting your pipeline.