Posts Tagged ‘OpenSSF’
September 2024
Pupdate The bad/sad news at the start of the month is that Milo’s back on chemotherapy; though it seems to be going well, and we’re already almost at the end of the first cycle. Apart from that the boys enjoyed some long walks before the weather turned. Navy Reunion It’s been 35 years since a […]
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What? Let’s get the terminology cleared up. This post is about: Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) – the idea that you write down what’s inside the software you’re shipping (in a standarised form) so that people can figure out what vulnerabilities might be in there and make risk decisions based on that insight. Supply-chain Levels […]
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Tags: OpenSSF, sbom, scorecard, security, slsa, supply chain
February 2024
Pupdate It’s been something like the wettest February on record, which has somewhat curtailed long walks :( But the boys have still enjoyed getting out and about even if it’s meant washing their fleece coats every few days to clear off all the mud. State of Open Conference I’ve noticed a bunch of friends getting […]
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