artifact-signing

You can automate artifact signing in a CI/CD pipeline by enabling keyless Cosign signing and Rekor attestation within your release workflows. This process ensures container, binary, and release artifact integrity from build to deployment.

SLSA provenance secures software supply chains by generating verifiable metadata that establishes build authenticity and traceability. It ensures containers and binaries originate from trusted, unaltered build processes before deployment.

Yes, Cosign works with Kubernetes admission controllers to enforce signature verification at deployment time. This Skill supports configuring deployment-time controls in Kubernetes and CI pipelines to verify checksums, attestations, and signatures before allowing releases.

Yes, you can use keyless Sigstore signing for container images and binaries. This Skill supports keyless signing workflows with Sigstore and Cosign, eliminating private key management while generating verifiable Rekor attestations for artifacts.

The best way to verify artifact provenance at runtime is through deployment-time enforcement controls, including checksums and attestation verification. This Skill applies runtime verification in Kubernetes admission controllers and CI pipelines to block unauthorized releases.

You need artifact signing and provenance verification when securing software supply chains from build to deployment. It is essential for CI/CD pipelines and release workflows handling containers, binaries, and release artifacts to ensure integrity and prevent tampering.