Supply Chain Security

Supply-chain security covers the dependencies, build paths, and external services that influence how software or public assets are produced and delivered.

Current focus areas

• Understanding which dependencies enter the build and why

• Keeping development and deployment steps visible and reviewable

• Reducing unnecessary trust assumptions where practical

• Treating build and delivery paths as security-sensitive, not only application code

Practical limits

A small project cannot remove every external dependency, but it can still document choices, prefer simpler chains when possible, and respond visibly when something in the chain creates risk.

Reading Notes

Trust and policy pages are most useful when they can be read both individually and as part of a connected system. Specific pages handle narrow workflows, while the surrounding pages provide the context that explains why those workflows exist and how they fit together.