Building Wolfi from the ground up and announcing arm64 support!
Looking under the Wolfi hood. Chainguard Images now multi-platform with added 64-bit Arm (arm64) support and continues to expand set of available architectures.

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Looking under the Wolfi hood. Chainguard Images now multi-platform with added 64-bit Arm (arm64) support and continues to expand set of available architectures.


Now that it’s a new year, let’s take a look back at some of the amazing 2022 Snyk developer security platform highlights.

Hear from security leaders about their plans, strategies, and priorities for the new year.

On January 4, CircleCI, an automated CI/CD pipeline setup tool, reported a security incident in their product by sharing an advisory.Learn about this incident, next steps, and about supply chain security.

Keyless software signing uses ephemeral keys (not cryptographic) to sign and verify software. Get started using Chainguard Enforce Signing, powered by Sigstore.

In this second blog post, we will discuss lateral movement risks from Kubernetes to the cloud. We will explain attacker TTPs, and outline best practices for security practitioners and cloud builders to help secure their cloud environments and mitigate risk.

In this post, we’ll discuss several steps that your teams can take to create AWS efficiencies and streamline cloud security.

Chainguard Images adds Redis 7 to supported databases. The Redis image is based on glibc and built on Wolfi so it is minimal, secure-by-default, and up-to-date.

The developers of PyTorch (a popular machine-learning framework) recently identified a malicious dependency confusion attack on the open-source project. Security teams are advised to check for infected resources and rotate any exposed keys.

Announcement about new COO joining Prisma

Chainguard is one of the top contributors to several key initiatives run by the OpenSSF including Sigstore and the Supply Chain Levels for Software Artifacts.

Take an in-depth look at HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) headers to discover how they affect web security and why we should use them on Node.js. Then, learn how to enable HSTS inside a Node.js server.
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