Code Trust & Software Integrity refers to solutions and processes designed to ensure that software code is authentic, unaltered, and free from unauthorized or malicious modifications throughout its lifecycle. This category focuses on verifying the provenance, integrity, and security of both source code and compiled binaries, addressing risks such as code tampering, supply chain attacks, and the introduction of vulnerabilities during development or distribution. Core capabilities include code signing, integrity verification, secure build pipelines, and continuous monitoring for unauthorized changes. These solutions may also provide mechanisms for attestation, audit trails, and policy enforcement to maintain trust in software artifacts from development through deployment. Technical scope often extends to integration with version control systems, CI/CD pipelines, and artifact repositories. Typical users include software development teams, DevSecOps engineers, security architects, and compliance professionals who require assurance that code has not been compromised. These solutions are particularly important in regulated industries or environments with strict software supply chain requirements. Unlike general application security tools, which focus on identifying vulnerabilities within code, Code Trust & Software Integrity solutions specifically address the authenticity and unaltered state of code and artifacts. Cyberin provides a platform for discovering and comparing solutions in this category.