Chainguard applies Zero-Trust principles to supply chain security to make the software lifecycle secure by default. Enforce is a supply chain security development Ops solution for containerized workloads.
ChainGuard is an early-stage startup that specializes in software supply chain security. Their team is working on developing open source projects to help companies understand and manage the risks involved with installing open source packages in their production systems. The five co-founders of ChainGuard are former Google employees who previously worked together to build open source tools including SLSA, a framework for maintaining end-to-end integrity of a software supply chain, and Sigstore, which provides a new way of digitally signing and verifying software. ChainGuard recently partnered with Raft, LLC, a digital consulting firm, to help to extend open-source and application security solutions across DoD-wide initiatives.
Chainguard's expert team can build custom CI/CD system plugins and integrations to help your engineers stay productive while reducing your risk to supply chain threats. Their team can provide live and written training materials and coursework on Zero-Trust Supply Chain security, the SLSA Framework, Sigstore, and more.
Chainguard's Enforce supports policies based on the SLSA Framework and NIST's Secure Software Development Framework. Enforce can be used to generate SBOMs, monitor running containers for CVEs, and protect infrastructure against insider attacks. Enforce generates a real-time asset inventory database to power developer tooling, incident recovery, and audit automation. It integrates with build systems to establish a record of what source code was used to build each container, and installs in a running cluster with one command. Support for CloudFormation, Terraform, and other automation systems.
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