Devnation Day Santiago - Open Source Supply Chain Security in Action

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1. Open Source Supply Chain Security in Action Francisco Raposo Senior Specialist Solution Architect Red Hat 1 Kevin Dubois Senior Principal Developer Advocate Red Hat @kevindubois
2. dn.dev/quarkusmaster Kevin Dubois ★ Sr. Principal Developer Advocate at Red Hat ★ Based in Belgium 󰎐 ★ 🗣 Speak English, Dutch, French, Italian ★ Open Source Contributor (Quarkus, Camel, Knative, ..) ★ Java Champion @kevindubois@mastodon.social youtube.com/@thekevindubois linkedin.com/in/kevindubois github.com/kdubois @kevindubois.com
5. 5 Increased regulations, frameworks, directives SEC Cybersecurity Rule 1 requires more governance and management regarding material cybersecurity risks, incidents. White House Cyber Executive Order 14028 European Union Cyber Resilience Act Government Cybersecurity Regulations NSA Cybersecurity Collaboration Center (CCC) National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) Cybersecurity Agency Frameworks and Directives [1] SEC Final Rule - Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure
6. 6 The Supply Chain Security space is relatively young Recent activities have highlighted its importance Evolution of the DevOps movement which also includes a security component where there is increased involvement from security teams and methodologies DevSecOps Movement Recent actions by governments across the world have begun to mandate certain steps be implemented in order to utilize software produced or utilized from external sources Government Regulations Organizations are looking for additional methods for securing the content they produce and use Initiatives to Drive Increased Security
7. 7 Security Begins With the Community Open Source Security is Built upon Thriving Open Source Communities
8. Open Source Projects and Communities 8 Enterprise Contract You Have the Opportunity to Influence the Future!
9. 9 Software Security is a Journey
10. 10 Domains Assessing the composition of software assets for potential vulnerabilities Applying cryptographic signature to software assets Signing Defining and enforcing conditions that a software asset may comply with in order for it to be used Policy Management/Enforcement Tools and processes to better understand the software being produced and its components/dependencies (SBOM’s) Software Composition Scanning
11. Safeguard build systems early 11 Secure the use of source code and transitive dependencies Software supply chain security considerations for the software development lifecycle Prevent & identify malicious code Continuously monitor security at runtime
12. Prevent and identify malicious code
13. 13 Start with Trusted Content Code Build Monitor Deploy Profile Risk SBOM Images Clusters Network Software Composition Analysis Digitally Signed & Verified Kubernetes Native Security Image Building Image Scanning Artifact Signining SLSA Attestation SBOM Dependency Analysis Recommendations YAML Policy Image Policy Signature Checks Attestation Validation Universal Base Image Language Runtime Application Libraries Provenance, Attestation of Curated Content * GUAC: Graph for Understanding Artifact Composition
14. 14 Give your developers the right tools Code Build Monitor Deploy Profile Risk SBOM Images Clusters Network Software Composition Analysis Digitally Signed & Verified Kubernetes Native Security Image Building Image Scanning Artifact Signining SLSA Attestation SBOM Dependency Analysis Recommendations YAML Policy Image Policy Signature Checks Attestation Validation Universal Base Image Language Runtime Application Libraries Provenance, Attestation of Curated Content
15. Safeguard build systems early
16. 16 Augment and secure your build process (CI) Code Build Monitor Deploy Profile Risk SBOM Images Clusters Network Software Composition Analysis Digitally Signed & Verified Kubernetes Native Security Image Building Image Scanning Artifact Signining SLSA Attestation SBOM Dependency Analysis Recommendations YAML Policy Image Policy Signature Checks Attestation Validation Universal Base Image Language Runtime Application Libraries Provenance, Attestation of Curated Content
17. 17 Augment and secure your deployment process (CD) Code Build Monitor Deploy Profile Risk SBOM Images Clusters Network Software Composition Analysis Digitally Signed & Verified Kubernetes Native Security Image Building Image Scanning Artifact Signining SLSA Attestation SBOM Dependency Analysis Recommendations YAML Policy Image Policy Signature Checks Attestation Validation Universal Base Image Language Runtime Application Libraries Provenance, Attestation of Curated Content
18. Continuously monitor security at runtime
19. 19 Manage your Security Posture and monitor your platform Code Build Monitor Deploy Profile Risk SBOM Images Clusters Network Software Composition Analysis Digitally Signed & Verified Kubernetes Native Security Image Building Image Scanning Artifact Signining SLSA Attestation SBOM Dependency Analysis Recommendations YAML Policy Image Policy Signature Checks Attestation Validation Universal Base Image Language Runtime Application Libraries Provenance, Attestation of Curated Content
20. Shift Security Left in the Software Supply Chain Protect the components, processes and practices early in your software factory Trust, transparency in code management with integrated templates, guardrails for security-focused pipelines *Note: Red Hat Trusted Application Pipeline is a single product SKU that includes RHDH, RHTAS, RHTPA. + + NEW! NEW! NEW! Roadmap items are subject to change without notice = 20
21. SLSA Levels Level 0 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Preventing Mistakes Automated Build Process Generated provenance about source, build process, artifact and dependencies Preventing tampering after the build Generated, signed and verifiable provenance Preventing tampering during the build Prevent runs from influencing one another, prevent secret material used to sign provenance from being accessible by the end-user’s defined steps 21 https://slsa.dev/spec/v1.0/levels
22. From Source to Production SCM Development QA Staging Production Router Users Shift Left Developer 22
23. Code Build Monitor Deploy A generic development process <Your code/> Dependencies git commit code repo git pull (maven) package Container build push to registry K8s deployment definition(s) deploy Base images pom.xml requirements.txt go.mod gitops repo Container registry Pipeline Pipeline 23
24. Code Build Monitor Deploy A security-augmented development process <Your code/> Dependencies git commit code repo git pull (maven) package Container build push to registry K8s deployment definition(s) deploy Base images pom.xml requirements.txt go.mod gitops repo Pipeline Pipeline Red Hat Dependency Analytics Red Hat Trusted Content gitsign verify Red Hat OpenShift cosign sign image generate SBOM Red Hat Trusted Profile Analyzer Generates and signs build pipeline provenance, attestation Verify SLSA compliance Continuous security scans of stored images Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security w/ gitsign Red Hat OpenShift GitOps 24
25. Developer Challenges 25 of enterprise technologists surveyed plan to modernize more than half of their legacy applications in the next 2 years. Source: The Newstack 80% 80% Application Modernization Rise of Generative AI of Enterprises will have deployed Generative AI-Enabled Applications by 2026 Source: Gartner 76% of organizations say the cognitive load is so high that it is a source of low productivity. Gartner predicts 75% of companies will establish platform teams for application delivery. Source: Salesforce Source: Gartner Developer Productivity Average annual increase in software supply chain attacks over the past three years. 45% of organizations will experience attacks. Is a matter of when, not if. Source: Sonatype 742% Software Supply Chain Security
26. 76% of organizations say the cognitive load is so high that it is a source of low productivity. Gartner predicts 75% of companies will establish platform teams for application delivery. Source: Salesforce Source: Gartner
27. Developer Portals to relieve cognitive load
29. DEMO
30. The application Push to give energy windmill 1.Sends click Kafka Topic 2.Sends the interaction 3. Updates the UI Dashboard: Green Energy Nickname Team Push to generate energy Cars that needs energy Two teams competing (top 5 players) First wins
31. Quarkus Apache Kafka Infinispan OpenShift GitOps
32. V1 Scan to play!
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