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Regional investment expands CleanStart's presence and partner ecosystem to help enterprises strengthen Software Supply Chain Posture.
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Regional investment expands CleanStart's presence and partner ecosystem to help enterprises strengthen Software Supply Chain Posture.


Regional investment expands CleanStart's presence and partner ecosystem to help enterprises strengthen Software Supply Chain Posture.

Expands CleanStart’s software supply chain security portfolio, enabling organizations in the AI era to use verified open-source libraries by default. Key Highlights: CleanStart launched Clean Libraries, enabling developers and AI coding assistants to use verified open-source libraries by default. Clean Libraries help organizations reduce software supply chain risk by governing dependency selection before libraries become part of an application. Together with Clean Images and CleanSight, Clean Libraries advance CleanStart’s vision for Software Supply Chain Posture Management (SSCPM).

Nutanix Highlights CleanStart’s Software Supply Chain Security Capabilities

Recognition Highlights CleanStart’s Leadership in Software Supply Chain Posture Management (SSCPM)

CleanStart is a software supply chain posture management platform that provides visibility into security blind spots across the software delivery pipeline. By using secure, verified container images built from source, along with built-in transparency and policy-driven controls, CleanStart helps organizations reduce risk, strengthen software supply chain integrity, and simplify compliance.

CleanStart today announced two major milestones in the open source security ecosystem: it has been recognized as an official data contributor to OSV.dev and has achieved native support in OSV Scanner, a widely used vulnerability scanning tool maintained by Google.
Company replaces legacy container userland with a verified, minimal production runtime designed to reduce inherited risk and enforce security at build time

As coding agents accelerate development, engineering teams face a growing need to prove what ships to production.

CleanStart today announced CleanSight, a container visibility capability designed to help enterprises discover every container image across their infrastructure, understand their vulnerability exposure, and replace risky images with verified, hardened alternatives.