Morningstar Chainguard Partners with AWS Security Hub to Enhance Supply Chain Security
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- •Chainguard partners with AWS Security Hub to enhance supply chain security.
- •The service offers malware-free packages from verified sources to mitigate risks.
- •Over 98% of malware is delivered as pre-built packages, highlighting the need for proactive security.
On August 4, 2026, Chainguard announced its partnership with AWS Security Hub Extended to provide enhanced supply chain security for AWS customers. This partnership allows users to access Chainguard Libraries, which offer malware-free packages rebuilt from verified source code, thus protecting against software supply chain threats. The integration aims to mitigate risks associated with compromised open source packages, which are increasingly targeted by AI-assisted attacks. More than 98% of malware is delivered as pre-built packages, making traditional scanning tools inadequate. Chainguard's approach secures dependencies before they enter customer environments, shifting from reactive detection to proactive prevention. The service is designed to reduce procurement complexity and enhance developer productivity while maintaining security. Chainguard's libraries will replace reliance on public repositories, ensuring that only trusted software is used in development environments.
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