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blog: supply chain robots, electric sheep, and SLSA #1528
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Thanks for this blog proposal. Did you use voice-to-text? It reads exactly like you talk.
I left a couple of comments to try to help with clarity.
Didn't use voice-to-text just banged it out on the keyboard like the old days... |
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According to CONTRIBUTING, we need another maintainer to approve: https://github.com/slsa-framework/slsa/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#pull-request-types @TomHennen , would you mind looking at this? |
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LGTM, I was waiting for @arewm to approve since he knows the content best. :)
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You need to remove the old file as well or you'll get a double-post. :)
A blog post based on a talk given at ATO 2025 on Supply Chain Security and SLSA
A talk about creating automation, shifting left, attack vectors, attestations, verification, zero-trust, and SLSA.
In the talk I cover creating automation, shifting left, attack vectors, attestations, verification, zero-trust, and how the SLSA spec helps implement solutions for each. The main take away is that security needs to be applied everywhere in the pipeline. The talk should lead to a greater discussion around the challenges of securing the supply chain, supporting EO 14028 and ISO27001, and improving the security posture of your pipelines.
Talk Link