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Software Signing and Code Integrity in 2026: The Practical State of Play
Where software signing stands today, what Sigstore and friends changed, and why most organizations still ship unsigned artifacts.
Mar 8, 20267 min read
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.
Where software signing stands today, what Sigstore and friends changed, and why most organizations still ship unsigned artifacts.
From the CrowdStrike outage to state-sponsored npm campaigns and regulatory milestones, 2024 was the year supply chain security went from niche concern to operational necessity.
From AI-generated code risks to regulatory enforcement and package manager security evolution, here are the trends that will define software supply chain security in 2025.
The push for sustainable software is changing how we build and deploy applications. Security teams need to understand where green initiatives create new risks.
Platform engineering teams are becoming the stewards of developer experience. Here's how to make supply chain security a built-in capability, not a bolt-on burden.
Observability and security have operated in silos for too long. Their convergence creates capabilities that neither could achieve alone.
Citizen developers are building applications on low-code platforms faster than security teams can assess them. The supply chain risks are real and growing.
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