AI & Machine Learning

12 Steps to Secure GitHub Actions After the Trivy Attack

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Attackers compromised the Trivy GitHub Action in March 2026, stealing cloud credentials from workflows that used it. This attack is part of a series of CI/CD supply chain breaches targeting cloud secrets since November 2024. Developers must implement security measures like SHA pinning and egress monitoring to protect their workflows and prevent similar attacks.

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