- Added new policy scopes: `policy:publish` and `policy:promote` with interactive-only enforcement. - Introduced metadata parameters for policy actions: `policy_reason`, `policy_ticket`, and `policy_digest`. - Enhanced token validation to require fresh authentication for policy attestation tokens. - Updated grant handlers to enforce policy scope checks and log audit information. - Implemented service account delegation configuration, including quotas and validation. - Seeded service accounts during application initialization based on configuration. - Updated documentation and tasks to reflect new features and changes.
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Windows / macOS Analyzer Demand Capture
Current competitive posture
- Trivy coverage tables enumerate Linux family distributions only (Alpine, Wolfi, Chainguard, Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/Alma/Rocky, SUSE, Photon, Amazon, Bottlerocket) with no mention of Windows or macOS package managers (source: /tmp/trivy-docs/docs/docs/coverage/os/index.md).
- Grype matchers target Linux ecosystems via Syft catalogers (APK, DPKG/APT, RPM, Portage, Bitnami) with no coverage for Windows Installer, MSI, Chocolatey, or macOS Homebrew/App bundles (source: /tmp/grype-data/grype/matcher/{apk,dpkg,rpm}/matcher.go).
- Snyk CLI focuses on container, open source, IaC, and code scanning routed through the SaaS service; CLI documentation does not advertise Windows/macOS package coverage beyond container images (source: /tmp/snyk-cli/README.md).
Signals to gather
- Customer interviews – ask regulated customers deploying Windows Server or Windows container workloads which artifacts require SBOM + VEX and whether current StellaOps scope (Linux images) blocks adoption.
- Sales & SE feedback loop – capture any RFP items referencing Windows/macOS scanning and log them in the Scanner guild tracker (SCANNER-ANALYZERS-OS-*).
- Support telemetry – review ticket tags for “windows”, “macos”, “dotnet framework” to quantify inbound demand.
- Community landscape – monitor Trivy/Grype/Snyk release notes for Windows/macOS announcements; update this note and the feature matrix when competitors change posture.
Next actions
- Coordinate with Product Marketing to add Windows/macOS discovery prompts into upcoming customer advisory sessions (target: Sprint 132 intake).
- Instrument the scanner roadmap intake form with explicit checkboxes for Windows/macOS package ecosystems.
- If three or more qualified customers flag Windows/macOS coverage as a blocking requirement, open a design spike under the Scanner Analyzer Guild with scope/time estimates and Offline Kit considerations.