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Pre-install scripts mean a malicious package can compromise a developer's laptop the moment it's pulled – no build, no deploy, no install required. That breaks the old model where scanning catches a bad package after the fact, when it's already too late. The fix is active policy enforcement at the point of pull, using signals like package age, signed provenance, and maintainer trust to filter out malicious packages before they ever land.

Discover Steven’s journey with Ubuntu in this interview at Google Next.

Is your infrastructure strategy ready for the global memory shortage? The global RAM and storage market is experiencing unprecedented disruption, driven by soaring AI demand, constrained manufacturing capacity and increasing geopolitical pressures. But what does this mean for UK organisations planning their technology investments? In this webinar, Pulsant's Ian Butler is joined by Paul Atkins, VP of Data Solutions at HPE, and Steve Spittal, Technology Director at Pulsant, to discuss how businesses can navigate the ongoing memory shortage and build resilient infrastructure strategies.

Defining a control in a policy document is easy. Proving that every build was evaluated against it - and that nothing non-compliant ever reached production - is the hard part. Kosli's new Controls feature closes that gap. Every control is defined in Kosli, every build is evaluated against it, and deployments are gated automatically when the evidence isn't there. That means: Every control decision is recorded as evidence, build by build Coverage shows exactly where a control is enforced across your environments.