Does an SBOM prevent a software supply chain attack?
No. A software bill of materials does not prevent attacks, but it is how you find out fast whether a reported component is in your software.
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No. A software bill of materials does not prevent attacks, but it is how you find out fast whether a reported component is in your software.
No. Keyless certificates are short lived by design, and a log entry or timestamp proves signing happened while valid. How old signatures stay verifiable.
A cold start loads the same code and packages as before and does not update your dependencies. Here is what Lambda patches and what you must redeploy.
A script tag pointing at a CDN never appears in package.json, so most dependency scans skip it. Learn how to inventory it and add integrity checks.
BuildKit can attach an SBOM and provenance attestation to the image at build time. Here are the flags, defaults, and what to check before you rely on them.
What SLSA build levels L1 to L3 mean, how to state your level honestly in a security review, and what to say if you have no provenance yet today.
No standard requires VEX for every finding. CISA says VEX may be incomplete and sets no default status. Here is how to rank which CVEs get one.
An in-toto layout defines every required step and who may run it. SLSA provenance records one build. When each one fits, and what a layout adds.
Yes, a lighter one. Record the provider, model name, pinned version, data terms and callers. What to capture when you cannot inspect the weights.
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