The presentation discusses the implementation of the Salsa standard in supply chain security and the challenges faced in complying with its requirements.
- Salsa is an emerging standard that puts many requirements on the table for supply chain security implementation
- Compliance-driven implementation of the framework may result in minimal value and negotiation with suppliers is necessary
- Provenance documents can be built from APIs and log files to avoid opening up all pipelines
- Level three of Salsa promises better protection from developer workstations and adjacent build systems
- Strongly authenticated actors and retention of sources indefinitely are challenging requirements to comply with
- The Salsa standard provides solutions but they are hard to implement and may result in loss of accreditation