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Software Supply Chain Security

Auto-Merging Updates Fast and Reviewing What You Take Are in Conflict

Patch quickly, because exploitation begins within days. Review what you take from third parties, because a malicious version of a package you trust is the most effective supply chain attack. Auto-merge picks one and abandons the other.

Sep 18, 20265 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

A Lockfile Is Not a Control, the Install Command Is

You pinned every dependency with an integrity hash and committed the file. None of that means the artifact you shipped contains those versions, because several install commands are allowed to resolve differently and rewrite the lockfile.

Sep 18, 20266 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

A Tag Is Not a Version

You deployed myapp:1.4.2 in March and myapp:1.4.2 in September. Those are not necessarily the same image. Almost every tag you rely on is a mutable pointer that someone else can move without telling you.

Sep 17, 20265 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Your Internal Package Registry Is the Only Control That Runs Before the Code Does

Most companies run one and treat it as a cache. It is the one place in the build that can refuse a package before an install script executes, which is the only point where prevention is still possible.

Sep 17, 20266 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Two Billion Installs in an Afternoon: The keyv and cacheable npm Worm

On 4 August 2026, one compromised GitHub account seeded a self-propagating npm worm across 444 package names. The packages were caching utilities nobody thinks about — which is why it worked.

Aug 10, 20266 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

How to conduct a software supply chain risk assessment fo...

A step-by-step guide for insurance carriers to assess software supply chain risk in vendor portfolios, from SBOM collection to continuous monitoring.

Aug 9, 20268 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Software supply chain security for connected and autonomo...

Modern cars run 100M+ lines of code across 150 ECUs from untracked suppliers. Here's why connected vehicle software supply chain security now demands real SBOMs, not compliance checkboxes.

Aug 9, 20267 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Nobody Is Exploiting Your Dependencies. They Are Logging Into Them.

keyv, Mastra, Nx, AsyncAPI, jscrambler. Five of 2026's largest supply chain incidents, and not one involved a software vulnerability. The exploited weakness every time was a maintainer account.

Aug 8, 20266 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Securing avionics software supply chains under DO-178C

DO-178C verifies that avionics code behaves correctly — but says almost nothing about where its components came from. Here's the supply chain gap and how to close it.

Aug 8, 20267 min read

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