Implement a Secure Software Supply Chain

Attacks on software supply chains have become prolific in the past few years. Business owners are, naturally, concerned about how these attacks will affect their organizations. Understanding and mitigating vulnerabilities in your path to production helps to de-risk business investments, provides opportunities to deliver more secure software to end users at a rapid pace, and removes friction for developers deploying code.

In this eBook, learn about the solutions that VMware Tanzu and VMware Tanzu Labs provide to help mitigate your software supply chain security concerns. Learn how we help you improve your DevSecOps practice with our proven solutions and get you started securing your application development process on a secure platform where you can build ideas that provide value to your business.

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