Trusting Software Supply Chains. Verifiably.
Modern software reaches users through long, opaque pipelines. How do you know what you ship is what you built?
The Challenge
Secure software requires a trustworthy link between source code (that humans can audit) and binary artefacts (that are black boxes and difficult to inspect). However, this link is lost in modern CI/CD pipelines running on opaque infrastructures—leading to hard-to-reason-about provenance and high ongoing maintenance costs.
This gap makes supply chains a primary target for attacks. Subsequently, it has become a growing focus for new regulations such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and NIS2.
Why It Matters
- Disruptive supply chain attacks (SolarWinds, CodeCov, …) have shown that even well-resourced organisations are vulnerable.
- Regulatory requirements are tightening—non-compliance carries real financial and reputational risk.
- Without verifiable provenance, every consumer blindly trusts the underlying build infrastructure. This includes organisational internal deployments and downstream customers relying on your software as a dependency.
How We Solve This
Attestable Builds
Hardware-backed build integrity that integrates easily into existing CI/CD pipelines. Produce secure proofs so that downstream consumers can instantly verify provenance.
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