ScribeHub is a comprehensive software supply chain security platform that manages SDLC risks and proactively secures the entire software factory, from development to deployment in line with the Federal Government's expectations and requirements. Scribe automates all SDLC security and compliance practices (i.e., risk management, prevention, mitigation, compliance, and trust) into the DevOps toolchains, enabling secure-by-design products and protecting the organization from security and liability risks. By leveraging zero trust and continuous assurance principles, automating machine-readable attestations, applying SDLC guardrails-as-code gates throughout the SDLC, and utilizing an AI-agentic posture management, Scribe enhances product security and trustworthiness while minimizing friction with development teams, streamlining the meeting of the stringent government's expectations from its software vendors.
Use Case | Description | Scribe Solution |
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Supply Chain Risk Management | Mitigating risks associated with third-party software and open-source components in critical government systems. | Scribe Hub for comprehensive SBOMs and continuous assurance. |
Compliance with Executive Order on Cybersecurity | Demonstrating adherence to the US Executive Order 14028 on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity, specifically regarding software supply chain security. | Scribe Hub's policy enforcement and compliance reporting capabilities. |
Securing Mission-Critical Applications | Ensuring the integrity and trustworthiness of software used in defense, intelligence, and other sensitive government operations. | Scribe Hub's tamper detection and continuous monitoring. |
Rapid Incident Response | Quickly identifying the root cause of security incidents in software and facilitating a swift response. | Scribe’s anomaly detection and predictive analytics for early warning. |
Enhancing Procurement Processes | Requiring and verifying secure software development practices from government contractors and vendors. | Scribe Hub's verifiable attestations and supply chain transparency. |