At Scribe Security, we believe the future of cybersecurity hinges on securing software supply chains from the inside out. That’s why we’re proud to collaborate with the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) on its Software Supply Chain and DevOps Security Practices project.
This initiative convenes public and private sector technology contributors to explore how secure-by-design DevSecOps practices can help organizations proactively address rising software supply chain threats. The project aligns with frameworks such as SSDF, C-SCRM, and SLSA, and is built around real-world, proof-of-concept scenarios that demonstrate how to apply practical solutions at scale.
What Scribe Is Contributing
As part of this collaboration, Scribe brings its deep expertise in attestation-based software supply chain security and continuous assurance—designed for fast-paced, complex development environments.
Our platform helps organizations:
- Prevent tampering through cryptographic signing and provenance tracking
- Automate the creation and verification of SBOMs and attestations
- Enforce compliance and security guardrails via policy-as-code
- Maintain real-time visibility across the SDLC—without slowing development
“We’re contributing to this effort because the risk is real and growing significantly,” said Rubi Arbel, CEO of Scribe Security. “By bringing our technology and insights to the table, we hope to help shape scalable, effective solutions for securing modern software pipelines.”
Why It Matters
Supply chain attacks are accelerating. Regulatory mandates are increasing. CISOs need more than visibility—they need demonstrable software integrity and continuous compliance.
Scribe Security’s collaboration with the NCCoE reinforces our commitment to helping organizations meet these challenges head-on.
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This content is brought to you by Scribe Security, a leading end-to-end software supply chain security solution provider – delivering state-of-the-art security to code artifacts and code development and delivery processes throughout the software supply chains. Learn more.
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