Member-only storyVeerash AyyagariFollowBetter Programming--ShareIf you’re a developer, the chances are high that you routinely download and integrate packages from various package managers without much thought. But the stakes are higher than you might realize. Major enterprises have fallen victim to devastating attacks — think SolarWinds and the Log4j vulnerability — that have cost hundreds of millions in damages and eroded public trust.As Software Supply Chain attacks escalate, it’s not just big enterprises that are at risk; every developer and organization is a potential target. It’s time to rethink how we secure our software supply chains, and keyless signing could be the game-changer we’ve been waiting for.In this post, you’ll learn how innovative keyless signing techniques can help fortify software supply chain security. We’ll analyze the gaps in current practices and explain how approaches like Sigstore and OpenPubKey are fundamentally improving protection for modern software delivery.If any of these issues resonate with your current software supply chain practices, know that you’re not alone. In the next section we delve into how Keyless Security directly addresses each of these challenges.----Better ProgrammingPrincipal Engineer and technology evangelist with 10+ yrs of experience designing and building internet scale distributed systemsVeerash AyyagariinLevel Up Coding--1VinitainBetter Programming--38Benoit RuizinBetter Programming--222Veerash AyyagariinBetter Programming--Allen HeltoninBetter Programming--4Mahdi MallakiinITNEXT--6Dr. Ashish BamaniainLevel Up Coding--64Mahesh SainiinInterviewNoodle--45Joseph Yami--Adib FaramarziinProAndroidDev--2HelpStatusAboutCareersBlogPrivacyTermsText to speechTeams