Business Leader’s Guide to Establishing Software Supply Chain Trust
This white paper provides leaders with the knowledge they need to manage software supply chain risks, whether they’re buying software or creating it.
Read MoreSLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) is an OpenSSF project designed to help organizations secure their software supply chain, which has seen an average 742% increase in attacks over the past 3 years. In response, governments around the world have tabled legislation, and the US government has issued Executive Order 14028 and proposed fines, all of which are designed to force software developers to secure their software supply chain.
SLSA v1.0 introduces four build levels (from 0 to 3) that can help organizations understand where they are on the journey to a secure software supply chain. You can learn more from our eBook “Journey to Software Supply Chain Security”.
Signed attestations provide a critical piece of the EOM and SLSA security framework puzzle.
Enable machine-readable audit trails for your builds.
Provide auditable trails on who did what, when.
Runtime environments created with our SLSA Build Level 3-hardened build service.
Implementing all these requirements typically involves multiple tools, as well as extensive time and resources. Alternatively, the ActiveState Platform provides a SLSA Build Level 3-compliant service for your open source runtime environments that can be easily integrated with your existing software development process in days.
This white paper provides leaders with the knowledge they need to manage software supply chain risks, whether they’re buying software or creating it.
Read MoreLearn about government-enacted secure software supply chain legislation that is imposing requirements on software vendors.
Read MoreThe SLSA 1.0 specification provides verifiable controls and best practices to help you secure your software supply chain. Learn how.
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