How do you answer questions about build pipeline security?
Cover pipeline access, isolation, secrets, signing and provenance. Use SLSA levels as shared vocabulary and claim only what you actually run.
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Cover pipeline access, isolation, secrets, signing and provenance. Use SLSA levels as shared vocabulary and claim only what you actually run.
When a package or vendor is reported compromised, you need a fast, evidence-backed yes or no. Steps, sources of truth and what to record in your answer.
SPDX records dependencies as relationship lines such as DEPENDS_ON and CONTAINS. How to read them, the main types, and the mistakes that break the graph.
CISA's worked example follows an SBOM from a tier 3 open source library to the carmaker. Who authors, who distributes and where vehicle chains get stuck.
OpenSSF guidance suggests activity and a release within 12 months, and Scorecard looks at 90 days. How to apply both without mislabeling stable code.
Hash checking mode makes pip verify every download against sha256 hashes in requirements.txt. What it requires, how to generate hashes, and its limits.
Refresh the inventory on every release and on a schedule between releases, since new advisories and dependencies change the picture after a deal closes.
Issue a new SBOM with every release, and update it when new component facts emerge. Date it, so customers can tell how current it is. Here is the rule.
3.4% of 44,476 OSV advisory records are withdrawn, from 1.6% in Maven to 5.9% in RubyGems. Why withdrawals happen and how scanners should treat them.
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