supply-chain-security

Generating an SBOM for a multi-language project involves scanning Node, Python, Go, and container environments to map components, licenses, and risks, outputting standard CycloneDX or SPDX formats for comprehensive dependency analysis.

Detecting dependency confusion and typosquatting risks requires threat modeling your software supply chain, applying defensive controls like private registries and SBOM-based risk scoring to identify and mitigate malicious package vulnerabilities.

Provenance validation in a CI/CD pipeline works by integrating in-toto and SLSA frameworks to verify artifact signatures using Sigstore, ensuring build integrity and preventing tampering throughout the deployment process.

Yes, you can use Trivy and OSV for vulnerability scanning across Node, Python, and Go projects. The Skill integrates these scanners to detect dependency flaws and plan policy-based remediation across your codebase.

Yes, this supply chain security tool supports signature verification with Sigstore. It enables provenance validation and CI/CD hardening by verifying signatures to secure deployment pipelines against tampering.