What should a VEX follow-up after a customer notice contain?
After the first notice, send VEX updates as verdicts settle: version the document, bump timestamps, add action statements and say what changed.
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After the first notice, send VEX updates as verdicts settle: version the document, bump timestamps, add action statements and say what changed.
A five-minute check for any package an AI tool added: does it exist, is it needed, who maintains it, is it pinned, and does it run install scripts?
Give every shared SBOM and evidence file a release tied version, an as-of date and a short changelog so customers can tell which copy is current.
Git can check a tag's GPG signature before you sync. That proves who signed it, not that the code is safe. Here is a short routine and its limits.
Check that an AI recommended package and version exist, sit at or above the fixed version in the advisory, and match what your lockfile actually resolves.
Export name and version pairs from the old and new lockfile, diff them, and explain every difference before a package manager migration merges.
A scanner runs with access to your code and tokens. Verify its release with signatures or attestations first. Here are the steps and their limits.
Publish a SHA-256 checksum for a quick integrity check, or sign the SBOM file with a tool such as cosign so the customer can verify who issued it.
A scanner in your pipeline holds your tokens. Steps to verify downloads: pin versions, check signatures and provenance, and what the checks do not prove.
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