Software Development (GitHub + CI)
Objective
Safeguard software supply chains by detecting anomalous code commits and build pipeline tampering.
Deployment Model
GitHub and GitLab webhook listeners.
Agents embedded in CI runners (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI).
Optional “developer mode” dashboard to visualize code risk metrics.
Key Functions
Commit anomaly detection: flags insertions of obfuscated or minified code.
Dependency validation: anchors package hashes so that future builds verify provenance.
Credential monitoring: detects secrets committed in plain text and revokes them automatically.
Example
An open-source project uses Secure Lattice to monitor pull requests. A new dependency contains a malicious post-install script; the AI Engine flags its behavior, the PoV layer anchors the finding, and the maintainer receives a verifiable report. This prevents supply-chain compromise similar to the SolarWinds incident of 2020.
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