SUSE NeuVector

SUSE NeuVector is an open-source Kubernetes security product with a free pricing model and self-hosted deployment. Its controls include registry scanning, image scanning, runtime protection, and admission control, covering checks on container images and decisions about workloads entering a cluster. The product is available through the web and provides API access for programmatic interaction. Its listed infrastructure capabilities include support for the KVM hypervisor, live migration, high availability, and disaster recovery. These functions place scanning, runtime safeguards, admission decisions, and operational resilience within the same stated product scope. SUSE NeuVector was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Jose, California, United States. Organizations can evaluate it when they need Kubernetes-focused security while retaining control of a self-hosted deployment. The open-source model means no paid tier is listed. Teams should also account for the operational responsibility that comes with running self-hosted security software and for the specific hypervisor and recovery capabilities identified in the product facts.

It suits teams securing Kubernetes workloads that want open-source, self-hosted software.

SUSE NeuVector offers a free, open-source approach to Kubernetes security with scanning and runtime controls. Its self-hosted model and stated infrastructure support should fit the way your organization operates clusters.