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Chainguard Repository adds new policies, Chainguard Libraries for JavaScript is GA

Chainguard Repository adds malware and greyware scanning, expanded policy controls, and visibility to secure AI-driven software supply chains.
While AI offers everyone new opportunities to build products faster than ever, it can also lead to security risks and compliance infractions growing just as fast. If the only impact of AI was increased developer productivity, we wouldn’t also be reading about a new malware attack every week. “AI readiness” is about gaining newfound velocity without sacrificing security. That means installing the right preventative security guardrails without inhibiting developer experiences. Today, we’re introducing three important additions to Chainguard Repository that allow you and your agents to consume secure-by-default open source in ways that are compliant with the unique standards of your organization. We’re…
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