Verified Source Code Signing for DevOps

Stop software supply chain attacks before they start by ensuring code provenance.

Rising software supply chain risk

Attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities in modern DevOps environments. Recent attacks ranging from Solarwinds and Kaseya to one of the most expensive in history—NotPetya—have shown the real exposure and massive cost of these attacks.

Companies have moved their agile software development life cycle (SDLC) to the cloud. Today, source code is one of a company's most valuable assets. In distributed cloud-based development environments, engineers can access and update source code anywhere from any device.

Stop malicious source code from being merged into your main branch

Preventing unauthorized source code changes is impossible when your developers are using their personal accounts to login. They can commit code changes as anyone.

Verifiable source code provenance

verified_user: Sign every source code commit from a verified corporate identity

phonelink: Control which devices are able to commit code

code_off: Prevent merging code from unverified identities into the main branch

assignment: Log every authentication event and source code commit for forensics and immutable evidence

settings_suggest: Automate security as part of your SDLC

Don’t compromise on software velocity—ship products securely and quickly

manage_accounts: Zero overhead on developers

content_paste_search: Automatic inspection within CI/CD pipeline