[Checklist] How to protect your code components and pipelines from software supply chain attacks

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Software Supply Chain Security - Download the Checklist

Software supply chains are essential to building, delivering, and maintaining cloud-native applications. They contain software components like open-source packages and infrastructure as code (IaC) templates, as well as underlying delivery pipelines such as version control systems (VCS) and CI/CD pipelines.

Just one exploited software supply chain weakness—or worse, a string of weaknesses—can give attackers direct access to proprietary code and sensitive data. Recent software supply chain attacks have highlighted how crucial it is to keep them secure. Gartner predicts that "by 2025, 45% of organizations worldwide will have experienced attacks on their software supply chains.""

This checklist breaks down the components of supply chains so you can identify, prioritize, and address risks faster to prevent supply chain security attacks.

7 rules for protecting your components and pipelines from attack. Dowload the checklist.

Download this checklist to learn:

Common security risks at each layer of software supply chains
Rules for securing each software supply chain component and delivery pipeline
Security best practices to apply across your software supply chain
And more!

If you’re interested in getting a better understanding of the components that make up your software supply chain and how you can protect your components and pipelines from attacks, this is a checklist for you!

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