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SupplyChainSecurityCon North America 2021

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Welcome and Kickoff!Dan Lorenc09m
Event opens with logistics: mask policy, virtual moderator Kim relays chat questions, snack and lunch locations, and a mix of live and pre-recorded talks…
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Keynote: Approaching the SBOM: Best Practice for Software Supply Chain SecurityDaniel Nurmi08m
Survey of large enterprises finds most report a software supply chain incident and about 60% of respondents plan focused supply-chain work in the next 12…
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Keynote: Software Supply Chains for DevopsAysylu Greenberg09m
Cloud-focused checklist for reducing mean-time-to-detection and understanding: captures which artifacts, checks and timestamps are needed so rollback and…
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Keynote: Project Trebuchet: How SolarWinds is Using Open Source to Secure Their Supp...Trevor Rosen37m
Sunburst compromises Orion via a malicious DLL and stays inside for about 18 months, impacting fewer than 100 customers. The response rebuilds CI/CD as Project…
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Keynote: Security of the Open Source Supply Chain, a Call to ActionLuke Hinds08m
Argues that supply chain security is urgent and actionable, citing Kubernetes’ dependency matrix at 513 and React Native yarn files with 7,109 lines to show…
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The State of SBOMsDan Lorenc, Allan Friedman, Nisha Kumar, Frederick Kautz38m
Cloud-native projects now produce SBOMs at build time and Kubernetes ships SBOMs in a recent release, using standards like CycloneDX and SPDX and tools such as…
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Whose Sign Is It Anyway?Marina Moore, Matthew Riley17m
A valid signature only proves a private key and data coexisted once; meaning comes from policy that maps keys to identities, decides key storage, and defines…
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Supply Chain Security with the Jenkins Templating Engine!Steven Terrana30m
Explains replacing per-repo Jenkinsfiles with a central Jenkins Templating Engine template plus plug‑in libraries so teams pick Maven or Gradle while the org…
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5G and Challenges with Software Supply Chain SecurityFatih Degirmenci14m
5G networks move from proprietary appliances to cloud native VNFs and CNFs deployed in public, private and edge clouds, creating a multi-vendor, multi-source…
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PyPI Supply Chain SecurityDustin Ingram10m
The Python Package Index runs mostly on volunteers and serves more than 2 billion requests/day with an estimated cost of $2.3M/month to operate; recent…
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An Overview on SLSATom Hennen, Joshua Lock15m
SLSA defines four numbered levels (1–4) with concrete requirements: level 1 produces unsigned provenance; level 2 moves checks into the build service; level 3…
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State of the Art Supply Chain SecurityTrishank Karthik Kuppusamy, Asra Ali, Santiago Torres-Arias32m
Claim: a transparent, compromise‑resilient supply chain is practical today. Implementation stitches in-toto, TUF, and SigStore (cosign/fulcio/rekor) into CI/CD…
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Finding Your Way: A Survey of Supply ChainsAeva Black15m
A lightweight map of the open source supply chain landscape that lists 12 foundations and roughly 42 projects and groups tools into five concrete categories…
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Vulnerability Supply ChainsArt Manion11m
Coordinated disclosure and vulnerability management remain manual and guess-driven since 2002 despite incidents like BadAlloc and KRACK; investigations still…
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Cloud Native Supply Chain Security with Tekton and SigstorePriya Wadhwa, Christie Wilson22m
A Tekton Task runs Kaniko to build and push an image and writes results (image URL and digest); Tekton Chains watches the TaskRun, extracts those results, uses…
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Getting Started with Supply Chain Security is Easier Than You...Michael Lieberman, Timothy Miller20m
Claims that getting started is practical: a demo builds a Rust Hello World with Kaniko, emits a CycloneDX SBOM, attaches Cosign signatures and Tekton Chains…
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Closing Remarks01m
Event wrap-up thanks attendees and crew, notes a few virtual hiccups that organizers work around, and points out that host Dan leaves to record a Cloud Native…
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