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Supply chain risk management and audits
$199k - $238kAnnually
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Chainguard focuses on managing risks within supply chains, particularly for businesses that depend on software supply chains. The company conducts audits to identify potential risks, both internal and external, and provides detailed reports that include suggested improvements and next steps to help businesses address these risks. One of Chainguard's key offerings is a curated base container image distro, which is a secure and efficient version of a software package that businesses can easily adopt. This service enhances the integrity of software supply chains and allows for smoother transitions to safer software environments. Chainguard differentiates itself from competitors by not only providing audits but also offering supply chain observability services, which help businesses track their software's origins and dependencies. The goal of Chainguard is to empower businesses to mitigate supply chain risks effectively and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$249M
Headquarters
Kirkland, Washington
Founded
2021
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Chainguard CEO Dan Lorenc. (LinkedIn Photo). Kirkland, Wash.-based cybersecurity startup Chainguard announced a $140 million Series C investment, bumping its valuation to $1.12 billion and minting the Seattle region’s newest unicorn. The funding comes less than a year after Chainguard raised a $61 million Series B round. The company’s customer base has quintupled year-over-year and annual recurring revenue is up 175%. Founded in 2021, Chainguard aims to help customers secure their “software supply chain,” a term used to describe a company’s software production line
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Chainguard completed a $140 million Series C funding round in July 2024, led by Redpoint Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and IVP. This brings the company's total funding to $256 million. Existing investors such as Amplify, Mantis VC, Sequoia Capital, and Spark Capital also participated.
Chainguard, a Kirkland, WA-based software security company, raised $140M in Series C funding, at $1.12 Billion valuation
Chainguard, founded in 2021, employs 152 people and has raised $256 million across four rounds of outside funding.
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