Your library CVE and malware problem is overwhelming your engineers
About this event
AI is changing software security. Frontier models are accelerating the discovery of vulnerabilities while making malware and exploits easier to create. At the same time, most engineering teams still rely on open source libraries that are difficult to upgrade, creating growing remediation backlogs and increasing risk.
Join Chainguard's Learning Lab to discover how you can remediate vulnerable libraries faster, reduce malware risk, and keep your developers focused on building instead of chasing CVEs.
From CVE noise to a clean build
Chainguard Libraries are drop-in replacements for Java, Python, and JavaScript dependencies that eliminate unnecessary vulnerability management overhead.
Every library is continuously maintained with backported CVE remediations and includes a signed SBOM and provenance, giving your teams a trusted software supply chain without disrupting existing applications.
What you'll learn
In this live Learning Lab, Manfred Moser will demonstrate how software supply chain attacks are evolving in the age of AI, and what engineering teams can do to stay protected.
You'll see how to:
Replace vulnerable Java and Python libraries with remediated drop-in alternatives.
Protect JavaScript applications from common malware and dependency risks.
Retrieve SBOMs and signed provenance for every library to demonstrate software integrity and support compliance.
Reduce the time spent triaging CVEs so your teams can focus on shipping software.
