The safeguards map / 3.7 Admission and owner settings

OpenSSF Model Signing

Open Source Security Foundation (foundation). OpenSSF, sandbox. Apache-2.0. Mapped; as of .

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A Python library and command-line tool that signs machine learning model files and verifies those signatures, producing Sigstore bundles.

Where it sits

3.7 Admission and owner settings (primary): Verifies a model's signature and recomputes its file hashes against the signed ones, so a user can decide once whether a downloaded model is the one that was signed.

This project demonstrates how to protect the integrity of a model by signing it.

captured

Further the DSSE envelope contains an in-toto statment and the signature over that statement.

captured

Facts

Concern
security
Names the law
no
Subject
AI model
Used by
those who make itthose who distribute itthose who run it
Runs
by handin CI
Policy comes from
owner-entered settings

Handoffs

produces Provenance and signatures: Sigstore bundle containing an in-toto statement

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