Software supply-chain data is often generated late, stored separately, and disconnected from deployment decisions.
Case 05
SBOM Integration
Software supply-chain data is often generated late, stored separately, and disconnected from deployment decisions.
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Evidence
Problem, constraints, architecture, result.
CI/CD speed, artifact provenance, vulnerability context, policy gates, and developer-readable remediation feedback.
SBOM generation in the pipeline, artifact attachment, vulnerability enrichment, policy evaluation, and release evidence storage.
Supply-chain visibility becomes part of the delivery system, not a quarterly compliance export.
02
Snapshot
Field notes.
- Problem
- Software supply-chain data is often generated late, stored separately, and disconnected from deployment decisions.
- Constraints
- CI/CD speed, artifact provenance, vulnerability context, policy gates, and developer-readable remediation feedback.
- Architecture
- SBOM generation in the pipeline, artifact attachment, vulnerability enrichment, policy evaluation, and release evidence storage.
- Result
- Supply-chain visibility becomes part of the delivery system, not a quarterly compliance export.
03
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Nearby systems.
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