Can your software factory withstand agentic code surges?

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How do you secure your software supply chain when AI coding agents produce commits at machine speed? Discover how Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite delivers a deterministic, trusted software factory on Red Hat OpenShift to verify build metadata without slowing down development. As generative AI accelerates software delivery, the time required to exploit software vulnerabilities has dropped from weeks to hours. Legacy build tools scattered across hundreds of systems can no longer keep up. To solve this challenge, Red Hat's Trusted Software Factory provides an end-to-end open source architecture for enterprise security. Built on Tekton, Sigstore, and SPIFFE, this solution uses zero trust workload identity, cryptographically-signed attestations, and declarative policy enforcement to establish an auditable chain of custody. 00:00 Enterprise software build challenges and AI risks 00:36 Architecture overview of Red Hat's Trusted Software Factory 00:51 Securing builds with SPIFFE tokens and RHEL CoreOS 01:21 Tamper-proof metadata logging with Tekton Chains 01:47 Cryptographic signing and SBOM generation 02:28 Automated policy enforcement with Conforma 02:55 Open source integration and SLSA Level 3 compliance πŸ›‘οΈ Explore Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite β†’ https://red.ht/advanced-developer-suite πŸ“– Read about software supply chain security β†’ https://red.ht/trusted-sof #PlatformEngineering #DevSecOps #OpenShift #EnterpriseAI #SoftwareSupplyChain #Konflux #RedHat

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