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Industrial manufacturer signs and inventories every model in its products after a poisoned artefact scare

A contractor-supplied vision model arrived as a pickle file that scanners flagged; the manufacturer responded by requiring code-free formats, signed artefacts and a bill of materials for every product with an embedded model.

Model signingAIBOMsafetensorsCyber Resilience ActSupply chain

100%of production models signed and verified at load

3pickle artefacts blocked by scanning in the first month

1AIBOM per product, generated from build metadata

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