Software Escrow for Developers
New regulations (NIS2, DORA, etc.) mean your enterprise clients will start asking you to demonstrate software resilience. The easiest way to do this is through software escrow - storing a copy of your code in a third-party vault so they can keep using their software if something happens to your company. The traditional process involves zipping your repo quarterly and dealing with lawyers who want to negotiate what counts as "source code" while your actual deployment involves deployment configs, build scripts, and dependencies they've never heard of. We built software escrow that just…
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New regulations (NIS2, DORA, etc.) mean your enterprise clients will start asking you to demonstrate software resilience. The easiest way to do this is through software escrow - storing a copy of your code in a third-party vault so they can keep using their software if something happens to your company. The traditional process involves zipping your repo quarterly and dealing with lawyers who want to negotiate what counts as "source code" while your actual deployment involves deployment configs, build scripts, and dependencies they've never heard of. We built software escrow that just connects to your repos and handles uploads automatically. OAuth with GitHub/GitLab/whatever tool you use, syncs daily, done. Pretty straightforward automation for something that was surprisingly manual. Check it out here: software-escrow.com
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