supply-chain

Harden your CI/CD pipeline against supply chain attacks by enforcing SHA-based action pinning, implementing restricted permissions, and generating automated SBOM scans to prevent malicious code injection and credential exfiltration.

Vet third-party dependencies by evaluating package health, maintenance status, and transitive risk before integration. This structured dependency vetting process mitigates the risk of incorporating compromised packages into your software supply chain.

Respond to a compromised package in your dependency tree by executing a systematic incident recovery plan. This involves auditing affected dependencies, removing the malicious package, and restoring pipeline integrity using lockfile discipline.

Pipeline hardening requires strict adherence to lockfile discipline, SHA-based action pinning, and automated SBOM scanning protocols. These measures collectively secure build-time environments against dependency confusion and malicious code injection.

Automated SBOM scanning is needed during build-time security assessments and dependency vetting to systematically inventory software components. It provides the visibility required to detect compromised packages and secure your software supply chain.