Why your company is wasting thousands of hours on software vulnerabilities
Chainguard Labs surveyed nine companies to see how many hours they spent on vulnerability management each year. Check out this blog to see the results.

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Chainguard Labs surveyed nine companies to see how many hours they spent on vulnerability management each year. Check out this blog to see the results.


Detect and mitigate “Leaky Vessels”, container escape vulnerabilities affecting runC and BuildKit. Learn how to prioritize patching and detect exploitation attempts in runtime.

Safeguard Amazon Bedrock with Wiz AI-SPM capabilities to gain visibility into GenAI pipelines and detect and proactively remove risks

In this cheat sheet, we will discuss ten best practices you can implement to improve your GitHub security. Download the one-pager and read on for a more extensive explanation of all ten curated actions.

Gain visibility into non-human identities in your environment and protect against risky service accounts with the new Non-Human Identities Dashboard.

Chainguard swiftly addresses CVE-2023-6246 in glibc, reinforcing container image security with rapid patch deployment and updated advisories.

Explore the evolution of Data DX at Prisma, from its inception before naming to the launch of a new category.

Chainguard’s response to ‘Leaky Vessel’ vulnerabilities: safeguarding container images with innovative, secure-by-default build processes.

Introducing the Chaingaurd Terraform Provider: Streamline your DevOps with secure, automated resource management for improved security.

Learn why Forrester recognized Wiz as the top ranked in the current offering category on the market out of the top 13 providers, and how their analysis connects with the Wiz vision.

Wiz is releasing a new report providing insight into various jobs in the field of cloud security and compensation packages they offer; here are 5 key facts from our data.

In July 2023, AWS announced the decision to begin charging for IPv4 addresses beginning in February 2024. This move had a major impact on Prisma Accelerate for reasons we’ll get into, prompting us to go all-in on IPv6. Join us for a deep dive into how we approached our IPv6 migration, lessons learned, and the outcome for users of Prisma Accelerate.
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