Achieve SLSA Level 2 compliance with GitLab

Organizations face increasing pressure to ensure their software supply chains are secure and untampered, prompting the creation of the Supply Chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) as an industry standard. Introduced in 2021, SLSA provides a framework with four levels of standards designed to enhance software integrity and security by examining builds, sources, and dependencies. GitLab supports SLSA compliance by integrating attestation capabilities into its DevSecOps platform, currently facilitating Levels 1 and 2 compliance. This enables users to generate artifact metadata natively within GitLab, preventing tampering by not relying on third-party software. As SLSA evolves, GitLab aims to incorporate additional features, such as integrated code signing, to assist teams in achieving higher compliance levels. These efforts highlight a broader industry move toward enhancing software trustworthiness through detailed provenance and integrity verification processes.

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