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Set blockExoticSubdeps to true so transitive dependencies must come from trusted sources, not git repositories or direct tarball URLs. Why it helps.
Describe how you check an MCP server's source, maintainers, dependencies and tool list before approval, and how you recheck it after updates.
A truthful, short answer to the open source vetting question on a security questionnaire, with a five check routine and the evidence to attach.
Buyers want to know how you manage your suppliers. Describe your inventory, tiers, checks and review cycle, and be honest about what a small team can do.
Most open source in your product arrives indirectly. How to see, assess and update transitive dependencies when a customer asks, with sample wording.
Good SCA policy inheritance sets org defaults, lets units tighten them, and makes loosening rare and visible. Here is how to test a tool before you buy.
Plugins ship libraries with known flaws. Require an inventory, scan on submission and on new advisories, and set fix windows partners can actually meet.
Manual SBOM edits should be annotations or new revisions with author, reason and date, never silent overwrites. A policy that keeps records trusted.
Entry points let installed packages advertise plugins that apps load by name. How the mechanism works and why adding a package to a data tool is trust.
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