provenance
AI security interview questions tagged provenance, across every topic.
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Concepts behind "provenance"
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Core
SLSA and Build ProvenanceBuild provenance is a signed, machine-readable statement of how an artifact was produced: which source revision, which build platform and process, and with which inputs. SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts) defines levels of assurance for that provenance, from simply existing to being generated by a hardened, isolated build platform that the build itself cannot forge. Verifying provenance closes the gap code signing leaves: a validly signed artifact built from the wrong source. Supply Chain SecuritySign in
Advanced
Model Registries and Promotion PipelinesA model registry is the supply-chain choke point for AI systems: whatever is promoted there reaches production, and models are executable artifacts that have carried code. Securing it means separating the roles that upload, approve, promote and deploy; ingesting external models by pinned commit into quarantine; scanning with tools that fail closed, since scanners have been bypassed; converting to safe formats in isolation; evaluating and signing; and deploying only by digest through an admission policy that checks signatures and a revocation list. Lineage then lets a later finding be traced to every deployment. Supply Chain Security🔒 Premium