Policy as code using your favorite programming language with WebAssembly
19 hours ago
- #Compliance Automation
- #WebAssembly
- #Security
- Chainloop introduces WebAssembly (WASM) and WASI-based policy engines in preview for secure, high-performance compliance automation.
- Teams can write policies in their preferred programming languages while maintaining enterprise-grade security sandboxing.
- Regulatory frameworks like FedRAMP, Executive Order 14028, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act demand sophisticated compliance automation.
- Traditional policy engines force teams to choose between security and flexibility, but Chainloop’s WASM-powered policy engine eliminates this trade-off.
- WebAssembly Security: Zero-Trust by Default with Capability-Based Access Control, Performance, and Dynamic Policy Updates.
- WASI (WebAssembly System Interface) enables controlled system interactions while maintaining security boundaries.
- Supported languages include Go/TinyGO, Rust, JavaScript, Python, and C/C++.
- Chainloop supports both Rego and WASM policies in a unified architecture.
- Developer Experience: Simplified WASM Development with pre-built policy framework, automated build pipeline, and policy templates.
- Key benefits include enterprise security, high performance, language flexibility, seamless integration, and future-proof architecture.