Software supply chain security provider Chainguard is launching its first product, Chainguard Enforce, a native Kubernetes application for securing deployment of container images.
Enforce is designed to let developers define, observe, distribute, and enact policies that ensure only trusted container images are deployed and run in their clusters.
“Chainguard Enforce is built on cryptographic signatures, which allows it to authenticate the contents of an image rather than where it was served from,” says Kim Lewandowski, co-founder, Chainguard. “This system can be used to protect against insider risks and to restrict production deployments to a set of highly secured build systems.”
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