Trust What Ships: Your Repository Is Now Your First Defense
Sonatype argues the artifact repository should be treated as the primary trust gate — a supply-chain-security posture increasingly mandated by Europe's Cyber Resilience Act.
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The first defense for trustworthy software is deciding what enters the build.
Editorial Analysis
As the CRA tightens supply-chain obligations, controlling what enters your build at the repository level becomes a regulatory necessity, not just best practice.
Audit your repository manager's ingestion policies and enable automated blocking of packages lacking provenance metadata.
Treating software repositories as the first security gate helps meet upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act supply-chain mandates.
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