Enterprise Code
Signing Policy

Best practices start with policy

The tools exist to quickly and easily protect code. But even the best tool is ineffective when it’s improperly used—or not used at all. Many developers are surprised to discover that software security, like signing, scanning, and
SBOMs, not only guard software against malware and other threats, but also speed time-to-delivery without
hindering production or innovation. A strong software security policy helps guide CI/CD toward best practices, so the tools can protect a fast and efficient development process.

What’s inside:

• Establishing code signing processes and the use of tools, including authentication and key management
• Defining and segregating roles to facilitate management and risk management
• Instituting proactive and reactive processes like reviews and incident response
• Managing the usage of tools like code signing, SBOM, auditing and logging