In the effort to manage the expanding attack surface in cybersecurity, many companies have adopted a fragmented mix of tools, leading to increased complexity and a reactive security posture. This disjointed approach results in inconsistencies, a lack of unified visibility, and financial inefficiencies, as redundant tools complicate audits, slow remediation, and increase costs. To address these issues, a shift towards integration and collaboration across teams such as DevOps, SecOps, and IT Ops is advocated, where sharing data and simplifying the software supply chain can enhance trust and security. By validating production integrity and streamlining vulnerability triage, organizations can create a resilient and transparent security infrastructure. The article emphasizes the need for a unified security model and encourages the breaking down of silos to build a proven and secure software supply chain, with an example of how JFrog can facilitate this integration through its tools and services.