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Microsoft Signing Transparency: Ensuring Secure Software Supply Chains

Staff WriterBy Staff WriterNovember 3, 2025Updated:November 6, 2025No Comments1 Min Read2 Views
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What is the Signing Transparency event?

The event announces a new preview service called Signing Transparency, designed to improve security in software supply chains. It involves creating an open, verifiable record of software signatures using tamper-proof logs and advanced cryptography. This technology helps organizations and auditors independently verify that software releases have not been tampered with, ensuring greater trust and accountability.

Why attend this event?

The event is valuable for anyone interested in software security and supply chain trust. It explains how Signing Transparency can detect malicious or unauthorized software modifications, even if attackers steal signing keys. Attendees will see how this technology enhances security, enforces policies, and applies across different types of hardware and software components.

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