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Chainguard joins IBM’s PDE Factory to deliver secure, zero-CVE containers for government agencies, accelerating compliance, modernization, and innovation.
Wiz launches Attack Surface Scanner to bring context, ownership, and prioritization to every exposure, anywhere.
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month concludes, Google highlights the battle against mobile scams, which have led to over $400 billion in global losses due to advanced AI techniques by fraudsters. Android employs multi-layered protections that block over 10 billion suspicious communications monthly. A recent Google survey revealed that Android users report fewer scam texts than iOS users. Independent evaluations confirm Android’s superior AI-driven safeguards against scams, emphasizing its extensive protection features compared to iOS.
Why Securing Critical Infrastructure Requires a Modern Approach
Build a defensible 2026 security budget with data, not guesswork. We share practical tips, ROI levers, and fresh insights from our survey of 300+ CISOs and security leaders.
Customize Chainguard Containers with the latest Custom Assembly update. You can create, edit, and manage secure, zero-CVE image variants directly in the console.
Deno Deploy integrates Prisma Postgres for instant per-branch databases, enabling seamless full-stack deployment and modern developer workflows.
In October 2026, with the release of Chrome 154, Google will enable the “Always Use Secure Connections” setting by default. This change will require user permission before connecting to any public site that does not use HTTPS, enhancing web security. The setting aims to reduce risks from insecure HTTP connections, which can lead to navigation hijacking and malware exposure. Previous data revealed widespread HTTPS adoption, yet a small percentage of HTTP navigations persist, warranting this protective measure. Additionally, Chrome will release variants that address the unique challenges of private sites and encourage broader HTTPS usage, all while minimizing user disruption. IT professionals are encouraged to prepare for this transition.
Catch up on what Chainguard is doing with higher education institutions to advance open source security and build the next generation of innovation.
Turning compliance chaos into continuous confidence.
MinIO pulled its free images—but Chainguard has you covered. Get zero-CVE, continuously built MinIO and MinIO Client containers, free and secure from Chainguard.
Bridge the gap between Platform and Security teams with unified inventory and network visibility across Kubernetes clusters.