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• Cube armor provides fine-grained access control on container entities
• Cube armor offers a declarative way to manage policies for access control
• Cube armor has inline policy enforcement
• Cube armor provides Telemetry data with context

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• Threat modeling is important to bring quantifiability and reason to abstract threats and to identify attack paths.
• The Stride process and standards documents can be used to exhaust potential permutations of threats and identify simple controls to cover as many cases as possible.
• The attack tree is a visual representation of an attack and can be used to multiply likelihood and impact to give abstract risk scores.
• Layering controls across the branches of the attack tree can break the attack chain and provide a minimum viable set of security configurations.
• Pipeline metadata is important for piecing things back together and giving a different type of observation.
• Best practices for securing the supply chain include using S-bombs, artifact signing, and evidence leaks and ledgers.
• Measuring SAL level and mean time to remediation are useful indicators of vendor maturity.
• Retrofitting and slowly maturing the supply chain is important.
• Asking vendors for S-bombs is a closer first step than asking for SAL level.