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What is software supply chain security?

The process of securing physical supply chains for software products

The process of securing the development and distribution of software products

The process of securing software updates

The process of securing software licenses

Which of the following is a common threat to software supply chain security?

True or False: Open-source software is immune to supply chain attacks.

Which of the following is an example of a software supply chain attack?

Code signing certificate compromise

SQL injection attack

Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack

Zero-day vulnerability discovery

What is the purpose of software bill of materials (SBOM)?

To list the cost of software development

To identify all the components and dependencies of a software product

To track software licenses

To calculate the return on investment for software projects

Which of the following is an example of a software supply chain security best practice?

Regularly patching software vulnerabilities

Implementing multi-factor authentication for developers

Ignoring software updates

Sharing sensitive source code publicly

True or False: Software supply chain security only applies to commercial software products.

What is the purpose of software dependency management?

To ensure software products are free from bugs

To manage the relationships between different software components and libraries

To prevent unauthorized access to source code

To optimize software performance

Which of the following is an example of a software supply chain security control?

Code review and testing

Secure software development lifecycle (SDLC) practices

Publicly sharing source code

Allowing unrestricted access to production environments

True or False: Software supply chain attacks only target end-users.

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