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My company only allows downloads from official sources, verified publishers, signed where we can. This is enforced by only allowing the repo server to download stuff and only from places we’ve configured. In general those go through a process to reduce the chances of problems and mitigate them quickly.
We also feed everything through a scanner to flag known vulnerabilities, unacceptable licenses
If it’s fully packaged installable software, we have security guys that take a look at I have no idea what they do and whether it’s an audit
I’m actually going round in circles with this one developer. He needs an open source package and we already cache it on the repo server in several form factors, from reputable sources ….. but he wants to run a random GitHub component which downloads an unsigned tar file from an untrusted source