2026 REPORT
Most teams feel confident about their software supply chain security but still end up scrambling after events like an audit, a customer request for proof, or an unsigned artifact slipping into production.
These events lead to release delays, extra manual work, exceptions, and pressure to prove what shipped, how it was signed, and whether controls
truly held.
The 2026 State of Software Supply Chain Security report shows where those vulnerabilities are forming across code signing, SBOMs, compliance readiness, and post-quantum planning.
These vulnerabilities can be surfaced and mitigated, but only
after detection.
What the data shows