A legacy permitting module will be packaged in containers. Which security implication should the architect call out?
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Short Explanation
Boxes help separate apps, but whoever fills the box still matters—trusted images and a clean registry are the point. Containers are not a forever-no-patch freebie. Personal-laptop builds without registry hygiene are a supply-chain story waiting to happen.
Full Explanation
Containerization can isolate workloads and standardize packaging, but security architecture must address image provenance, registry controls, and orchestration policies. Supply-chain risk shifts toward how images are built and stored. Assuming images never need scanning, disabling network policy, or ignoring registry trust undermines container security benefits.