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SBOM generation documents and manages your software supply chain by creating an inventory of components in your project. You need SBOM generation to track dependencies, discover supply chain risks, and enforce security policies preventing risky deployments.

Yes, you can use GitHub Apps to enforce supply chain security policies and secure authentication workflows. By integrating a GitHub App-based workflow, you apply enforceable security rules directly within your repositories and CI/CD pipelines to mitigate risks.

The best way to secure containers and repositories before deployment is applying supply-chain security practices and enforcement across your development pipelines. This involves scanning images for vulnerabilities and generating SBOMs to prevent risky components from being deployed.

To generate an SBOM and manage software supply chain risks, configure SBOM generation within your standard DevOps tooling. This creates a documented inventory of your dependencies, allowing you to discover and mitigate vulnerabilities across your components.

Yes, vulnerability scanning works with existing DevOps tooling by applying enforceable security policies directly within development pipelines, containers, and CI workflows. Configuration of standard DevOps integrations is required to discover and mitigate supply chain risks.