What do you like best about the product?

Chainguard’s minimalist, hardened container images with zero known CVEs, is going to significantly reduce our vulnerability management overhead. Not having to constantly chase patch cycles will save our teams countless hours.

The images are not just secure by default but gives us the confidence in both their integrity and provenance. We are currently looking at wider adoption across our teams and the society. What sets Chainguard apart is their commitment to transparency and compliance, making them a top choice for organisations with high security and regulatory requirements. If you are looking to build a secure, resilient container strategy, Changuard is worth serious consideration.

What do you dislike about the product?

This is very stage at the moment, but we look forward to working closely with Chainguard for feedbacks we get from our team as we start our wider rollout.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

We spend countless hours triaging CVEs, chasing patches and validating fixes - only to repeat the process when another image or dependency gets flagged. This endless cycle drains time, and slows down releases, Chainguard addresses this by eliminating the problem at the source with their secure, minimal images.

Shift left has become a must in modern DevSecOps, pushing security earlier into the development cycle to catch vulnerabilities before they reach production. By embedding security early in our CICD pipelines, Chainguard will allow the team to focus on building features and not fixing vulnerabilities, it's about making left lighter.