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arxiv 2504.00924 v1 pith:KHWNOODN submitted 2025-04-01 cs.CR

S3C2 Summit 2024-08: Government Secure Supply Chain Summit

Courtney Miller , William Enck , Yasemin Acar , Michel Cukier , Alexandros Kapravelos , Christian Kastner , Dominik Wermke , Laurie Williams This is my paper
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Supply chain security has become a very important vector to consider when defending against adversary attacks. Due to this, more and more developers are keen on improving their supply chains to make them more robust against future threats. On August 29, 2024 researchers from the Secure Software Supply Chain Center (S3C2) gathered 14 practitioners from 10 government agencies to discuss the state of supply chain security. The goal of the summit is to share insights between companies and developers alike to foster new collaborations and ideas moving forward. Through this meeting, participants were questions on best practices and thoughts how to improve things for the future. In this paper we summarize the responses and discussions of the summit.

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