How to Detect Supply Chain Attacks

What is a software supply chain? Simply put, the software supply chain includes all the sourcing of software from outside parties, incorporates internal processes like Q/A, and encompasses software running in production. The supply chain forks into various streams, from the conception stage through the development stage, where a developer uses existing code from a library to fully build out new software. The supply chain then goes on to the distribution stage, where the packaged software is integrated into one or many environments and receives regular updates until retirement. There are many paths. Read more here.