How do you generate a CycloneDX SBOM from a Maven build?
Add the CycloneDX Maven plugin to your build and run the makeAggregateBom goal. Setup, output files, scope choices and what to check before you share it.
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Add the CycloneDX Maven plugin to your build and run the makeAggregateBom goal. Setup, output files, scope choices and what to check before you share it.
Apply the CycloneDX Gradle plugin to the root project and run the cyclonedxBom task. Requirements, outputs, direct versus aggregate SBOMs and checks.
Yes. A Gradle initialization script can apply the CycloneDX plugin from outside the project, useful for CI or builds you do not own. Steps and cautions.
A written rule explains intent, an enforced check changes behavior. Decide which security rules belong in docs and which belong in pull request gates.
Use npm audit with omit dev and audit level in your release workflow so a serious runtime finding fails the job before publish. Steps and pitfalls.
A CI checklist for game builds: committed lock files, pinned engine and plugins, LFS fetched, scan on pull requests, and a record of what shipped.
Locked install modes for npm, Cargo, NuGet, Composer, Go and pip, and why CI should fail the build when a lockfile and its manifest drift apart.
Free supply chain security options sorted by job for a small team: inventory, known vulnerabilities, pull request checks, signatures and project health.
The Spring advisories page lists CVE, severity, project and fix versions, with RSS. How to filter it, map it to your build and act on a fix version.
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