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What is Deepfactor?

Help developers swiftly spot, prioritize, and address application vulnerabilities during both development and testing stages. Deepfactor detects runtime security issues related to filesystem, network, process, and memory activities, highlighting risks like sensitive data exposure, insecure coding, and unauthorized network actions. Moreover, it generates software bills of materials in CycloneDX format to comply with executive orders and enterprise supply chain security requirements. Deepfactor also connects vulnerabilities to compliance standards such as SOC 2 Type 2, PCI DSS, and NIST 800-53, effectively reducing compliance risks. In addition, the platform provides prioritized insights that empower developers to uncover insecure code, streamline the remediation process, assess changes across software releases, and gauge the potential effects on compliance objectives, significantly bolstering application security throughout the development lifecycle. By integrating these capabilities, Deepfactor not only enhances security but also fosters a culture of proactive risk management among development teams.

What is Chainguard?

Chainguard Containers are a curated catalog of minimal, zero-CVE container images backed by a leading CVE remediation SLA—7 days for critical vulnerabilities, and 14 days for high, medium, and low severities—helping teams build and ship software more securely. Contemporary software development and deployment pipelines demand secure, continuously updated containerized workloads for cloud-native environments. Chainguard delivers minimal images built entirely from source using fortified build infrastructure, including only the essential components required to build and run containers. Tailored for both engineering and security teams, Chainguard Containers reduce costly engineering effort associated with vulnerability management, strengthen application security by minimizing attack surface, and streamline compliance with key industry frameworks and customer expectations—ultimately helping unlock business value.