Why securing the software supply chain is important

The use of third-party tools, libraries, and open-source software in software development increases both the complexity of the software supply chain and the risk of potential vulnerabilities and attacks. Attackers can target a specific link in the supply chain to gain access to sensitive information or disrupt operations. These attacks can have a significant impact on organizations and their supply chain partners.

Emerging regulation and best practices frameworks

The U.S. Executive Order on Cybersecurity and other similar regulations reflect the growing importance of software supply chain security and the need for organizations to take appropriate measures to protect their software and its supply chain. The increasing interest shown by major players in collectively introducing measures to combat the threat is a positive development and indicates a growing recognition of the need for a coordinated and industry-wide approach to address the growing threat.

Scribe Security - The Hub for Software Supply Chain Transparency & Trust

Scribe is a comprehensive software supply chain security solution creating transparency, control, and trust for both software producers and consumers.

Security teams responsible for protecting software in use and DevSecOps teams securing software builds can now use Scribe to continuously ensure their software is secure.

Compliance professionals can validate the compliance of software products produced or consumed by their organizations.

Scribe continuously attests your software's trustworthiness and supports a workflow for sharing SBOMs across teams and organizations.

Scribe helps organizations address the risk of tampering with source code or artifacts.