Marco Franssen • 3/14/2022

Secure your software supply chain using Sigstore and GitHub actions

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This article provides a detailed tutorial on securing a software supply chain by integrating Sigstore with GitHub Actions workflows. It covers signing Docker images, generating and attesting Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and build provenance, and implementing least-privilege permissions to reduce attack surface.

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