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Code signing: securing against supply chain vulnerabilities

CircleCI

This collection of agents and actors involved in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) is called the software supply chain. Because you are working with several moving parts — including open source material, APIs, and so on — it is crucial to know just how secure each component of your software supply chain is.

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GitLab vs Github?—?What Are The Key Differences And Which One Is Better? [2020 Update]

Codegiant

I personally reached out to close to a hundred software experts to gather their unique perspectives on the subject. GitLab and Github are both version-control distributed git platforms used for storing your code inside git repositories. Thus, you can work on your code even without having access to the internet.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: 6 Things That Matter Right Now

Tenable

In a sign of the times, Google’s annual “Accelerate State of DevOps” report – now in its eighth year – delves deeply for the first time on software supply chain security. . In short: team culture plays a larger role than even technology in SDLC security adoption. That’s not to say that technology is irrelevant.

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Introducing a new approach to code security

Lacework

In many ways, software is the lifeblood of modern companies, which makes the security of its code paramount. However, code sprawl is a very real and daunting problem. Lacework solves these challenges with a unified platform that spans from code to run.