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Creationline has partnered with Chainguard to bring software supply chain security into its AI Security and Governance Solutions portfolio, expanding its support for enterprises building AI-powered applications and cloud-native systems.
As AI development keeps growing, it leans more and more on open-source software, but security risks don’t stay neatly inside the applications anymore. Problems can show up in container images, third party libraries, or even in those malicious packages that get slipped into open-source repositories. And because of that, software supply chain attacks have become a real concern, not just a theoretical one.
What makes it so tricky is that these threats are often hard to spot using older, more traditional security practices, so orgs end up having to re-think how they protect today’s development setups, you know.
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Through this partnership Creationline will provide Chainguard’s set of security products to enterprise customers across Japan. The portfolio includes container images built with zero known vulnerabilities, securely verified open-source libraries, operating system packages with built-in Software Bills of Materials, hardened virtual machine images, protected GitHub Actions, and security capabilities designed for AI agents.
The goal is straightforward. Help organizations reduce known vulnerabilities before software reaches production instead of relying on constant patching later. Alongside stronger protection against supply chain attacks, businesses can improve software transparency, reduce engineering effort spent on security maintenance, and build AI applications on a more secure foundation.
Creationline will also provide local implementation support as companies strengthen security across their software development lifecycle in response to the growing demands of AI-driven development.
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