🎙️ New Episode Alert: Join us for our latest podcast episode where we explore in great detail the new 14144 Executive Order and how it underscores a new era of software supply chain security by:
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Requiring machine-readable secure software development attestations that detail SDLC practices,
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Mandating high-level artifacts (such as audit summaries and certificates) to validate these attestations,
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Compelling vendors to provide and maintain a current list of Federal Civilian Executive Branch software customers, ensuring synchronized responses to vulnerabilities,
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Accelerating patch timelines and enforcing continuous auditing and real-time disclosure of vulnerabilities.
These measures aim to fortify the government’s cybersecurity posture, instill trust in the broader software ecosystem, and drive innovation by aligning secure-by-design principles with cutting-edge automation, continuous validation, and transparent reporting.
Following that, we examine how Scribe’s platform aligns with this new era of software supply chain security. Scribe Security’s platform—leveraging continuous assurance and signed attestations—is purpose-built to help organizations comply seamlessly with these stringent requirements. By automating crucial security checks, digitally signing the results, and providing real-time visibility into all stages of the software supply chain, Scribe Security ensures providers stay fully aligned with federal mandates.
Listen now to stay fully aligned with the new federal mandate
