Companies / Chain305 / PostHog
Does Chain305 use PostHog?
Yes
We hold strong evidence for this.
- The company names it in its own subprocessor list, a statement that this vendor handles its customers' data.
- The company's privacy policy names it as a processor, controller or partner.
How we know
About Chain305
Chainsaw by Chain305 is a package firewall that refuses malicious or typosquatted packages during install across npm, pip, cargo, gem and go. It serves developers, security teams and DevSecOps and compliance staff, who enforce one signed policy from pull requests and installs through to Kubernetes admission.
Summarized from its homepage on 10 Nov 2026.
What else Chain305 uses
Chain305 has evidence for 8 vendors. The strongest:
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