Add Private Registries to Prisma Cloud Code Security

Verify prerequisites.

For the Private Registries integration on Prisma Cloud Code Security, ensure you have the necessary permissions and Prisma Cloud IP addresses and hostname on an allow list.

Access to the Prisma Cloud console.
Ensure private registries have access to the Prisma Cloud IP addresses and hostname. For more information see enable access to the Prisma Cloud Console.
The scan results you see after integration are at two instances.
Projects
: See the dependency tree for Software Composition Analysis (SCA).
Supply Chain
: See the dependency tree on Supply Chain to make an informed decision about vulnerabilities and package use.
It is recommended that you integrate private registries using Artifactory with administrator permissions on Prisma Cloud console. However, a read-only permission of an Artifactory does not impact the scan results on the console.

Configure a registry on Prisma Cloud.

Select
Settings > Repositories > Add Repository > Private Registries
.
Select
Artifactory
.

Add
Public Artifactory URL
. This must include the suffix /artifactory in the URL.

Add
Username
and
Password
.

The permissions associated with the username determine the scan results for private registries.
Select
Next
.

Set up a package manager to configure a registry as private on the console.

Select

Package Manager

to configure as a default integration.



Select

Registries

that package managers use.



NPM requires you to define your repository is Private. For Maven, you can select

Mirror Registry

if the repository is a mirror of an existing repository.

Optionally, you can select

Add Package

to set up an additional package manager



Select

Next

and then select

Done

.

Access

Settings > Repositories > Private Registries

to see the latest list of integrations and the connection status.

For each integration you can perform additional actions on

More Actions



Edit integration

: You can edit an existing registry integration.

Delete integration

: In case an integration has multiple registries, you can choose to delete it.

Delete entire integration

: This deletes the integration.

You can remediate vulnerabilities from private registries on

Code Security > Projects > Vulnerabilities

.

After a private registry integration, the registry is a default reference for package versions on the console. Therefore, if a private fix version for the registry is not available, then recommendation on the console will be a public fix version.

Additionally, you can access

Code Security > Supply Chain

to view the dependency tree of the private packages.

Optionally, you can choose to delete a private registry integration on the console. Access

Settings > Repositories > Add Repository > Private Registries > Artifactory

and then select

Delete

.