How to Prove Where Your Software Was Built to a Federal Customer
Give the agency signed SLSA build provenance in in-toto format, a matching SBOM and exact verify commands, so it can check origin without trusting you.
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Give the agency signed SLSA build provenance in in-toto format, a matching SBOM and exact verify commands, so it can check origin without trusting you.
Define the clause against CISA's KEV catalog, agree a fix window and a VEX not affected path, then gate each release and watch the catalog in between.
ARC-AMPE replaced MARS-E with a NIST Rev. 5 baseline: 30-day scans, 15-day critical fixes and a new supply chain family. Here is the vendor evidence.
Under NCUA Part 748, tier each vendor, ask for SBOMs and patch timelines, put 72-hour notice in contracts, and watch shipped components for KEV listings.
An OEM partner expects an SBOM with SPDX license IDs, notices, source offers where copyleft applies, vulnerability status and an update duty. Here is how.
GovRAMP wants monthly scans, a POA&M and fixes in 30, 90 or 180 days; TX-RAMP wants quarterly or annual CVSS reports. Here is the evidence to keep.
Send your SOC only KEV-listed, reachable findings on exposed services, with owner, exposure and fix date, and close each record when the fix deploys.
IRS Publication 1075 binds agencies that receive federal tax information, and they bind vendors. Here is the component and patch evidence to keep.
CJIS Security Policy v6.1 sets 15 to 90 day patch windows and monthly scans. Here is the component evidence a public safety software vendor should keep.
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