Software Supply Chain Security
Securing dependencies, images, and the software supply chain
Attacks on the software supply chain (SolarWinds, Log4j, npm packages) have shown how catastrophic the consequences of compromising trusted components can be. A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) provides visibility into dependencies and their vulnerabilities. Secure base images eliminate known vulnerabilities from the foundations of applications. Artifact signing and verification ensure code integrity from developer to production. Supply chain security is becoming a regulatory and business requirement, especially for organizations in regulated industries.
What problems it solves
- Vulnerable dependencies in projects
- Supply chain attacks (SolarWinds, Log4j)
- Lack of SBOM and dependency visibility
- Untrusted base images
Typical use cases
- SBOM generation and management
- Dependency scanning
- Hardened base images
- Artifact signing and verification
Partners in this area
Chainguard
A leader in software supply chain security offering hardened container images with a minimal attack surface. Chainguard images are built from the ground up with a strong focus on security, regularly updated, and free from known CVEs.
Aikido
A comprehensive application security platform designed for developers. Aikido combines SAST, DAST, SCA, secret scanning, and container security in a single tool, integrating seamlessly with the CI/CD pipeline. The platform prioritizes vulnerabilities and eliminates false positives.
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