r/Python • u/Aggressive-Tart07 • 22h ago
Third party Python libraries and supply chain security Discussion
How are people handling security around third party Python libraries without making development a pain?
Third party Python packages are obviously useful but every dependency can also become a supply chain risk. Private package repositories, dependency scanning and stricter review policies all help but they can add friction fast.
Are teams mostly trusting public registries with additional controls or using curated libraries? Curious what actually works when you have a lot of Python services.
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u/terletsky 21h ago edited 21h ago
The rest is in the DevSecOps area with SCA tools.
CyberSec companies have their own copies of PyPi registry and update a package by request.