Michael Lieberman is an engineer and architect focused on technology transformation especially with regards to cloud native architectures, technologies and migrations. His passion is in applying his expertise to use cases where privacy and security are paramount. Most recently he has been focused on work within the software supply chain security space. He is co-chair of the CNCF Financial Services User Group, SLSA steering committee member, and recently co-lead the Secure Software Factory Reference Architecture for the Security Technical Advisory Group. Michael has also participated in multiple podcasts, panels and talks on behalf of the FSUG, the companies he’s worked for and on behalf of himself as an individual contributor in the tech community.
Michael Lieberman
Kusari Open-Sources Spector
With the recent release of SLSA v1.0, we’re excited to announce the open-sourcing of Spector, a brand-new tool and library designed to generate, validate, and verify supply chain metadata documents.
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Figure Out Who's Lurking in Your Supply Chain With Signatures and Attestations
A Story of Software and Cats This cat’s wearing a bowtie and looks trustworthy but
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Applying Zero Trust to the Software Supply Chain
In the previous article, we went over a high-level overview of what software supply chain security is and how it can be solved.
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Kusari's Software Supply Chain Security Overview
So there’s Network Security, Application Security, Hardware Security, End Point Security, and a bunch of other categories of security.
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A high fidelity view of software supply chain
Understanding and maintaining your software supply chain can be a task that needs 24/7 vigilance.
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Not Just Third Party Risk
There’s a misconception in Cybersecurity among some that Software* Supply Chain Security is just Third Party Risk Management (TPRM).
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