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Raft, LLC announces its partnership with Chainguard, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Raft, LLC announces its partnership with Chainguard, Inc.

/PRNewswire/ -- Raft, LLC, a digital consulting firm dedicated to bridging the gap between humans and data, announced today its partnership with former Google...

Chainguard lands $5M to help companies secure their software supply chains – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Chainguard lands $5M to help companies secure their software supply chains – TechCrunch

By late last year, the alarm bells were just starting to ring. Researchers discovered that Russian spies had months earlier burrowed deep into the networks of several U.S. federal networks. The spies, working for Russia’s foreign intelligence service, had first targeted SolarWinds, an IT company whose software helps to remotely manage the networks of thousands […]

Chainguard Raises $5 Million From Amplify Partners to Fix - Vimarsana News

Chainguard Raises $5 Million From Amplify Partners to Fix

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chainguard, Inc., a supply chain security startup, today announced it raised $5 million in a Seed...

NIST workshop provides clues to upcoming software supply chain security guidelines - Vimarsana News

NIST workshop provides clues to upcoming software supply chain security guidelines

Experts at a NIST-sponsored workshop weigh in on what might be in the final version of the Biden executive-order-mandated supply chain security guidelines.

Former Google Employees Launch Supply Chain Security Startup - Vimarsana News

Former Google Employees Launch Supply Chain Security Startup

Chainguard aims to make the software supply chain secure by default as supply chain-focused attacks continue to rise.