Specify a webhook-driven task for OpenClaw
Describe event inputs, validation, deduplication, and intended actions before integration work.
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Use for software supply chain, product security, SBOM, SLSA, provenance, Sigstore/cosign, dependency pinning, CI/CD hardening, artifact signing, build isolation, release security, vendor risk, and secure SDLC work.
--- name: supply-chain-prodsec-hardening-71df751fc20a description: Use for software supply chain, product security, SBOM, SLSA, provenance, Sigstore/cosign, dependency pinning, CI/CD hardening, artifact signing, build isolation, release security, vendor risk, and secure SDLC work. --- # Supply-chain and product-security hardening Use this skill for SDLC, build/release pipelines, dependency trust, artifact provenance, product security, and supply-chain risk reduction. ## Workflow 1. Map the product delivery path: - source repositories - developer identities - CI runners - dependency sources - build steps - artifact registries - deployment targets 2. Identify trust decisions: - who can merge - who can release - what dependencies are allowed - where secrets live - which artifacts are trusted 3. Add controls in priority order: - branch protection and required reviews - pinned dependencies and lockfiles - dependency update policy - SBOM generation and retention - vulnerability and license gates - provenance attestation - artifact signing and verification - isolated, ephemeral build runners - least-privilege CI tokens - secret scanning and rotation 4. Validate with a release rehearsal: can an untrusted change, dependency, runner, or artifact reach production? ## Output pattern | Stage | Weakness | Attack path | Control | Evidence | Owner | Priority | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | Prefer controls that are enforceable in CI/CD or registry policy over wiki-only process.--- name: supply-chain-prodsec-hardening-71df751fc20a description: Use for software supply chain, product security, SBOM, SLSA, provenance, Sigstore/cosign, dependency pinning, CI/CD hardening, artifact signing, build isolation, release security, vendor risk, and secure SDLC work. --- # Supply-chain and product-security hardening Use this skill for SDLC, build/release pipelines, dependency trust, artifact provenance, product security, and supply-chain risk reduction. ## Workflow 1. Map the product delivery path: - source repositories - developer identities - CI runners - dependency sources - build steps - artifact registries - deployment targets 2. Identify trust decisions: - who can merge - who can release - what dependencies are allowed - where secrets live - which artifacts are trusted 3. Add controls in priority order: - branch protection and required reviews - pinned dependencies and lockfiles - dependency update policy - SBOM generation and retention - vulnerability and license gates - provenance attestation - artifact signing and verification - isolated, ephemeral build runners - least-privilege CI tokens - secret scanning and rotation 4. Validate with a release rehearsal: can an untrusted change, dependency, runner, or artifact reach production? ## Output pattern | Stage | Weakness | Attack path | Control | Evidence | Owner | Priority | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | Prefer controls that are enforceable in CI/CD or registry policy over wiki-only process.
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