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Mitigating Attacks on Software Supply Chain Using GOSH Docker Extension

Offered By: Docker via YouTube

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Software Supply Chain Security Courses Formal Verification Courses Smart Contracts Courses

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Explore how to mitigate attacks on the software supply chain using the GOSH Docker Extension in this 37-minute video presentation. Delve into the key features of GOSH, including container verification through a Decentralized Name Service, trustless cryptographic signatures, decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) governance, and automated CI/CD pipeline security. Learn how these components work together to prevent common attack vectors, ensure code integrity, and enhance overall security in software development. Gain insights from GOSH co-founder Mitja Goroshevsky on implementing formal verification and smart contracts to create a robust, immutable software supply chain. Discover practical strategies to protect your repositories, verify contributor identities, and automate security checks using blockchain technology and the GOSH Docker Extension.

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Mitigating attack on Software Supply Chain using GOSH Docker Extension


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Docker

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