Feeds2.Feedburner Chainguard Introduces Secure Software Initiatives Amid Rising Cybersecurity Concerns
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- •Chainguard launched Commercial Builds to ensure software with zero known vulnerabilities.
- •Chainguard Actions provides secure workflows for CI/CD pipelines to mitigate supply chain risks.
- •The initiatives aim to reduce operational burdens for software vendors in maintaining security.
On March 17, 2026, Chainguard launched two significant initiatives: Chainguard Commercial Builds and Chainguard Actions. Chainguard Commercial Builds aims to provide secure software with zero known vulnerabilities by partnering with industry leaders like Azul and Elastic, enabling a secure-by-default approach for both open source and commercial software. This initiative addresses the operational burdens faced by software vendors in managing vulnerabilities and compliance. Chainguard Actions introduces secure workflows for CI/CD pipelines, allowing developers to ship software quickly while minimizing supply chain risks. The actions leverage a continuously secured catalog of workflows, starting with GitHub Actions. These developments come as enterprises increasingly demand robust security measures in their software supply chains. The current status indicates a proactive approach to software security, focusing on verifiable and hardened container images.
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