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Authors: Jake Sanders, Andres Vega
2022-10-26

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The presentation discusses the importance of securing software supply chains and introduces Spiffy and Spire as solutions. It also highlights the intersection of Spiffy and Spire with Project Six Store.
  • Software supply chains are vulnerable to attacks and require secure solutions
  • Spiffy and Spire provide a secure identity framework for managing the lifecycle of identity and reducing the likelihood of breaches
  • Spiffy and Spire create an identity control plane and abstraction that simplifies high velocity pki and roll binding
  • Project Six Store intersects with Spiffy and Spire by providing a secure and scalable platform for storing and sharing software artifacts
Authors: Rose Judge, Joshua Lock
2022-06-21

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The presentation discusses the importance of reproducibility in software development pipelines and infrastructure for better security and transparency. It provides three levels of reproducibility and their supply chain security implications.
  • Reproducibility in software development pipelines and infrastructure is crucial for better security and transparency
  • There are three levels of reproducibility: unscripted builds, repeatable builds, and rebuildable builds
  • Rebuildable builds control all explicit inputs for a build and can produce an equivalent artifact that can be reproduced at any future point in time
  • Achieving reproducible builds requires engineering effort and long-term storage, which can be costly for some organizations