Signing and provenance myths vs facts: 8 common misunderstandings
Eight myths about signatures, SLSA provenance and attestations, set against what the specifications actually say. Short, sourced and easy to share.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Eight myths about signatures, SLSA provenance and attestations, set against what the specifications actually say. Short, sourced and easy to share.
Many popular open source projects are run by one or two people. What that means for a company that relies on them, and cheap steps to reduce the exposure.
Without no-match-policy configured, the policy-controller rejects images no policy matches. Set warn, allow or deny on purpose before you label namespaces.
NIST 800-53 CM-14 blocks unsigned components from installing, and SI-7 detects unauthorized change. Here is how they map to build and deploy.
A buyer asks you to show provenance. SSDF defines it, task PS.3.2 says what to keep, and an SBOM is one carrier. Steps and evidence for each kind of code.
A decision guide: staged updates beat both blind auto-update and never updating. Here is how to weigh malicious update risk against unpatched risk.
Vulnerability entries inside a supplier SBOM are a snapshot, not a verdict. Learn when to use them, when to rematch, and how to record the difference.
When an NDA or usage terms make sense for sharing an SBOM, when public sharing is simpler, and which terms matter, based on NTIA access control guidance.
Pin third party actions to a full length commit SHA from the action's own repository. Tags can move. Here is the trade-off and how to review it.
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