Software Supply Chain Maturity Assessment
Understand your software supply chain risks before attackers do. Benchmark your security posture, uncover gaps, and build a clear roadmap to a trusted, compliant DevSecOps pipeline.
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Why a Maturity Assessment Matters
Software supply chain attacks are rising — from dependency poisoning to compromised CI/CD systems. Without a clear view of how secure your software delivery pipeline is, it’s impossible to know what risks you’re actually shipping to production.
A Software Supply Chain Maturity Assessment gives you that visibility. It helps you answer questions like:
- How secure is your build process, really?
- Could a dependency compromise slip through?
- Are you meeting SLSA, NIST SSDF, or OWASP SCM standards?
- Can you prove software integrity to auditors or customers?
What We Assess
We perform a comprehensive, end-to-end review of your software delivery lifecycle. Each assessment covers key domains that influence your overall security maturity:
1. Source and Dependency Management
We evaluate how your organization manages open-source dependencies, repositories, and version control to ensure trust and traceability. Focus areas:
- Dependency sourcing and verification
- SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) generation and accuracy
- Git repo integrity and commit signing
- Third-party and open-source risk management
2. Build and CI/CD Pipeline Security
We assess the strength of your build process, from CI configuration to artifact delivery. Focus areas:
- Pipeline credential management
- Runner/agent hardening
- Build artifact signing and provenance tracking
- Tamper detection and auditability
3. Artifact and Container Provenance
We verify how your organization ensures integrity between what’s built and what’s deployed. Focus areas:
- Image signing (Cosign, Sigstore)
- Provenance attestation
- Registry and artifact repository security
- Deployment integrity monitoring
4. Policy, Governance, and Compliance
We review your organizational controls and policies for managing software security. Focus areas:
- SLSA and NIST SSDF alignment
- Policy-as-code adoption
- Compliance automation
- Change management practices
Frameworks We Benchmark Against
Our maturity assessments map directly to leading industry frameworks:
- SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts)
- NIST Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF)
- OWASP Software Component Verification Standard (SCVS)
- OWASP Software Supply Chain Security Maturity Model (SCM)
This ensures our findings are meaningful, auditable, and actionable.
What You’ll Receive
After the assessment, you’ll get a detailed report and roadmap tailored to your organization’s maturity stage.
Deliverables include:
- Executive summary and risk score
- Detailed findings and impact ratings
- Framework alignment scorecard (SLSA, NIST, OWASP)
- 90-day improvement roadmap
- Tooling and automation recommendations
How the Engagement Works
- Discovery Call – Understand your environment and goals.
- Assessment Phase – Interviews, CI/CD reviews, code and config analysis.
- Benchmarking – Scoring against selected frameworks.
- Recommendations & Roadmap – Presentation of findings and next steps.
- Follow-Up & Retest (Optional) – Validate improvements and maturity gains.
Who Should Get This Assessment
This service is ideal for:
- SaaS companies needing to prove supply chain security to customers
- Organizations pursuing SLSA Level 2+ readiness
- Teams adopting DevSecOps or Zero Trust CI/CD practices
- Enterprises subject to NIST 800-218 or Executive Order 14028 compliance
Benefits of a Supply Chain Maturity Assessment
- Reduce risk of build tampering and dependency attacks
- Increase visibility into your software delivery process
- Demonstrate compliance with emerging frameworks
- Build customer trust with verifiable provenance
- Lay the foundation for continuous improvement
Ready to Know Where You Stand?
Your first step toward secure software delivery starts with visibility. Let’s identify where you are today — and chart the path to where you need to be.