
SSDF Compliance and Attestation: A Practical Guide | Blog | Endor Labs
Endor Labs breaks down CISA's finalized Secure Software Development Attestation Form, which requires federal software suppliers to attest compliance with NIST's Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) under EO 14028, with critical software due June 8, 2024 and other software due September 8, 2024. It covers the form's scope (excluding federal-developed, open source, and freely available software), flags ambiguous language and gaps (no explicit SBOM/threat-modeling/memory-safety mandate), and maps the four required practice areas — secure environments, trusted source code supply chains, code/artifact provenance, and vulnerability scanning/remediation — to Endor Labs' supply chain security platform features.
Organisations named here
- CISA
- DORA
- FedRAMP
- PCI DSS
Technologies named here
- Endor Labs
- Repository Security Posture Management
- OSS governance
- Secret detection
- CI/CD discovery
- SBOM & VEX
- Artifact signing
- Reachability-based SCA
- SBOM
- NIST SSDF
- Executive Order 14028
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