Supply Chain Security 101
Everything you need to know about software supply chain security in the age of open source.
- AppSec
Make dependency ingestion part of your exposure management
Malicious packages reach builds in hours, but remediation takes weeks. See why exposure management should start at the registry pull, and how to measure it.
- AppSec
Managing open source vulnerabilities and malicious packages
Learn how to manage known open source vulnerabilities, screen malicious packages before execution, and choose the right control for each risk.
- AppSecSoftware Supply Chain
AI supply chain security: Risks & best practices
Learn best practices for AI supply chain security to ensure you integrate AI into your applications safely.
- Tools & Buyer’s GuidesDevSecOps
GitHub Actions alternatives: 8 ways to replace or secure unvetted actions
Compare 8 alternatives to unvetted GitHub Actions, including hardened drop-in replacements, SHA pinning, GitLab, CircleCI, and Buildkite, for secure CI/CD.
- AppSec
AI supply chain attacks: What they are and how to defend against them
Learn how to protect your critical systems against AI supply chain attacks.
- Tools & Buyer’s GuidesSoftware Supply Chain
Docker alternatives: Replacing the runtime and the base image
Compare container runtimes and secure base image options like Chainguard, Docker Hardened Images, Bitnami, RapidFort, and Distroless.
- Software Supply ChainDevSecOps
npm supply chain attacks: How to audit your dependency controls
Reduce the risk of npm supply chain attacks. Trace a package’s path into your build, verify its artifact, and control what can execute.
- Tools & Buyer’s Guides
Minimus has been acquired: How to choose a container image alternative
Echo isn't your only option. Compare five Minimus alternatives on patching SLAs, FIPS, free production use, and migration work before you commit.
- Software Supply Chain
Open source security: The complete guide for 2026
Malicious packages, unmatched dependencies, and registry-native malware are accelerating. Learn how to build a preventative approach to open source security.
- Software Supply ChainDevSecOps
What is dependency confusion? How to reduce the risk of attack
Dependency confusion tricks a build into installing a malicious public package instead of a private one. Learn the controls that reduce the risk.
- Software Supply Chain
CI/CD pipeline security: Controls from source to deployment
Learn how to secure your CI/CD pipeline end to end, from source control and runners through dependencies, artifact signing, SBOMs, and deployment policy.
- Software Supply ChainTools & Buyer’s Guides
What is Chainguard? The trusted source for open source
Chainguard is the trusted source for open source — hardened containers, libraries, VMs, OS packages, CI/CD actions, and AI agent skills, built from source.