Why does cosign verify need a certificate identity and issuer?
A keyless signature only proves some identity signed the file. Cosign 2.0 requires identity and issuer flags so you trust the publisher you intend.
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.
A keyless signature only proves some identity signed the file. Cosign 2.0 requires identity and issuer flags so you trust the publisher you intend.
Supplier SBOMs are often shared in confidence. Set role based access, logging and sharing rules so the files help security without leaking supplier detail.
Four report sources cover 80% of 222,536 npm malware records in OSV, and 20% name none. What that says about gaps in detection coverage and trust.
A role split for SBOM and VEX work: product security owns facts, engineering owns generation, legal owns terms, and sales owns the customer conversation.
If you ship a chip vendor SDK with an old library inside, you own the risk in your product. How to find bundled libraries, ask the vendor and record it.
When an internal library is vulnerable, its owner ships the fix and each consuming team upgrades. How to split the work, release, and track adoption.
Verified provenance still rests on trust: the build platform, your roots of trust and your expectations. A map of what you rely on and how it can fail.
Compare what package owners and maintainers can do on npm, PyPI and crates.io, and how to review and trim the list of people who can ship your releases.
No single database covers every component. Compare ecosystem advisories, aggregated open source data, CVE records and exploitation lists, and layer them.
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