How can artifact management and CI identify affected services and block deployments?
Tests supply chain forensics and CI gating. Strong answers hit: SBOMs mapping transitive blast radius; artifact metadata tracing deployed versions; scan gates and quarantine policies blocking promotion.
Tests operationalizing supply chain security at scale. Strong answers cover four things: first, SBOM generation in CI for queryable graphs including transitive libraries; second, immutable artifact repositories storing build provenance and vulnerability scans alongside binaries; third, pipeline gates failing builds or blocking promotion when CVEs match quarantine lists; fourth, runtime correlation between deployed artifacts and repository metadata to identify affected services instantly.
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