Verified Software Artifacts with Cryptographic Provenance

CleanStart supplies verified software artifacts as the basis for trust in a modern software supply chain — hardened, verified container images and verified open-source libraries, rather than base images alone. Around those artifacts the platform covers the lifecycle work an enterprise does with them: discovering software assets already in use, establishing provenance, generating comprehensive SBOMs, remediating unsafe components by substituting verified alternatives, and governing software integrity from build through deployment.

The images are produced by deterministic, hermetic build pipelines the company aligns with SLSA Level 3 principles, and ship with cryptographic provenance and, CleanStart states, near-zero known vulnerabilities at release. The company positions that combination as a way to reduce software supply chain risk, strengthen an organization's software supply chain posture, and simplify compliance with standards such as the CIS Benchmarks, DISA STIG, and FIPS 140-3 — establishing verifiable trust in the software an enterprise builds, acquires, and deploys.