Take the Software Supply Chain (SSC)
Security Quiz!


Has your software supply chain been attacked? Software supply chain attacks are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated. 633% more software supply chain attacks took place in 2022 than the previous year. Are you one of them?

Take this quiz and identify the issues that are most important to you. We’ll instantly deliver content to help you achieve your business goals!



1. What’s top of mind when considering your organization’s software product security?

We need secure code signing, need to identify threats and vulnerabilities of all kinds, and detect hidden malware in our software.

We need to ensure consistency of code signing across our DevOps and cloud infrastructure teams.

We have so many software teams and they do code signing in different ways. We need consistency and visibility across the enterprise.

2. What is your team’s top business priority?

Ensure that the products we release do not have vulnerabilities or malware in them.

Ensure that the software that we produce are properly signed and that we do not slow down our DevOps processes.

Ensure that software teams across our organization follow our defined best practices for software signing.

3. What is the greatest challenge facing your software teams?

Preventing SSC attacks.

Getting product out faster with more features.

Having enterprise-wide visibility and control of software security best practices across the enterprise.

4. What is currently your main goal in improving your software supply chain security? We want to:

Develop a comprehensive strategy that protects us against multiple types of SSC attacks.

Make code signing easier and more secure.

Implement and enforce security best practices across multiple software teams in our company.

5. What do you think is the most important thing to secure your code signing infrastructure?

It’s already secure.

Protect our code signing private keys.

Enforcing policy.

6. What do you think is the most important feature of a secure code signing solution?

A solution that is integrated with other types of SSC tools, like threat detection.

One that is easy and flexible to use that will not impact the productivity of the software teams.

One that is easy to scale across the entire enterprise that enables us a single dashboard to monitor all code signing.

7. What are the likely consequences for your team if you don't protect against software supply chain attacks?

We will be held accountable for why there was an attack and be asked on how to mitigate future attacks.

More procedures to follow which will make us less efficient.

Potential loss of employment as I may be held responsible for not preventing the attack.

8. What are the likely consequences for your company if you don't protect against software supply chain attacks?

Business & sales disruption.

Impedes my team's productivity.

Fines from regulatory agencies, or inquiries from our customers.