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From Software Supply Chains to AI Vulnerabilities: Why Neither Solves Enterprise Linux Security

For nearly a decade, cybersecurity has been dominated by one overarching concern: securing the software supply chain. Organizations invested heavily in Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs), artifact signing, provenance frameworks, reproducible builds, and vulnerability scanners capable of identifying compromised dependencies before software reached production. The software supply chain became the…

From Software Supply Chains to AI Vulnerabilities: Why Neither Solves Enterprise Linux Security

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