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Get the latest versions for Java 21 (OpenJDK and JRE), Python 3.12, and Node.js 20 complete with minimal CVEs, SBOMs, signatures, and hardened architecture.


Get the tl;dr on Wiz’s methodology for cloud vulnerability triage in our new report, “The good, the bad, and the vulnerable.”

Cybersecurity Ventures predicts the global cost of software supply chain attacks will reach nearly $138 billion by 2031. Learn more by reading the 2023 Software Supply Chain Attack Report.

“Build Horizon” is a practice that imposes a maximum age on build artifacts. Learn more about how it works and see an example in action!

Explore the risks of scanner false negatives, the pitfalls of missing the Bazel package, and how Chainguard Images ensure accurate vulnerability detection.

Open source vulnerability scanner Grype has added support for OpenVEX, making software supply chain security easier. Learn how to implement it today.

At a recent fireside chat, Jared Peterson, SVP of Engineering at SAS, and Ravi Maira, VP of Product Marketing at Snyk, discussed the future of AI for security and development teams.

Prisma support for JavaScript-based serverless database drivers is now in Preview, enabling you to connect to Neon and PlanetScale via HTTP and WebSockets.

Chainguard harnesses Grype’s open-source power to ensure minimal CVEs in images, prioritizing user security.

Last month, two Critical WebP vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-4863 and CVE-2023-5129) were discovered. In this post, learn how to identify where you use libwebp and how to remediate the vulnerabilities.

Snyk is proud to offer the first security integration for Compass. The new Snyk App for Compass connects vulnerability data to help teams track critical and high-severity vulnerabilities that put applications at risk.

Prisma introduces Data DX (Data Developer Experience) as a fresh approach for effortlessly building data-driven applications.
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