How does AI coding agent use fit into your SSDF practices?
AI coding agents do not change the SSDF's goals, but they change where review, tooling, and provenance evidence sit. Here is what to update.
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AI coding agents do not change the SSDF's goals, but they change where review, tooling, and provenance evidence sit. Here is what to update.
Answer questionnaire items on static analysis with specifics: what runs, where, on what, who triages, and what you keep. A template and phrases to avoid.
Reviewers and auditors ask for proof, not tools. Here is the evidence each layer can produce: inventories, scan history, deadlines, and exceptions.
Yes. A small team can start saving dated evidence today with a folder, a register and a monthly export, so no history is lost while you choose a tool.
IAST reports can support a story about testing, but no tool report equals compliance. How to package test evidence for an SSDF-style conversation.
OR means you choose a license, AND means all apply, WITH adds an exception. Here is how to read SPDX expressions in an SCA license report today.
RTO is how long a system can stay down, RPO is how much data you can lose, and MTD is the outer limit. NIST definitions with a worked example.
A one page way to explain evidence automation to a CEO: the problem, what it does and does not do, time needed, risks and the decision. Template included.
A fifteen minute weekly check keeps compliance evidence fresh and ends audit scrambles. Five checks, a review table and a copyable weekly note template.
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