Instantly Detect Risks in Your Software Supply Chain

An SBOM risk analysis evaluates the software components inside your Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) to identify vulnerabilities, license risks, policy violations, and potential supply chain concerns. It helps organizations understand the security and compliance posture of their software dependencies.

The analyzer is designed for security teams, developers, DevOps engineers, compliance managers, product security teams, and organizations that need visibility into their software supply chain.

Yes. You can upload and analyze SBOMs without purchasing a subscription. The free version is designed to help organizations quickly assess software supply chain risks and evaluate the Exodos Labs platform.

No account is required for the initial analysis experience. Some advanced capabilities, collaboration workflows, and historical tracking features may require registration.

You receive a high-level analysis of your SBOM, including detected vulnerabilities, license findings, quality issues, and risk indicators. You can optionally book a follow-up session to discuss remediation strategies, enterprise workflows, or platform integration options.

Exodos Labs supports CycloneDX and SPDX formats, including JSON and XML variants. The platform is designed to support modern SBOM standards and evolving ecosystem requirements.

The analysis can identify:

• Known vulnerabilities (CVEs)
• License and compliance risks
• SBOM quality issues
• Missing metadata
• Dependency insights
• Component Health information
• Package provenance indicators
• Potential software supply chain risks

A traditional SBOM scan typically checks for known vulnerabilities. Exodos Labs goes further by analyzing quality, provenance, license exposure, supplier risk signals, and broader software supply chain context.

Yes. Many organizations use SBOM analysis operationally for vulnerability management, supplier evaluation, incident response, procurement reviews, and software inventory visibility, not just compliance.

Yes. SBOM analysis supports organizations preparing for frameworks and regulations such as:

• EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
• DORA
• NIS2
• EO 14028
• FDA cybersecurity guidance
• UNECE WP.29 / ISO 21434

Uploaded SBOMs are processed securely and handled according to strict access-control and auditability principles. Exodos Labs supports granular permissions, audit trails, and secure storage practices designed for enterprise and regulated environments.

No. The Free SBOM Risk Analyzer is designed for evaluation and analysis workflows. Long-term storage, historical retention, and enterprise lifecycle management are available through the full Exodos Labs platform.

Yes. SBOMs often contain sensitive information about software composition, dependencies, suppliers, and internal architecture. Exodos Labs treats SBOM data as sensitive operational information and supports secure sharing, redaction, and access control.

Potentially, yes. SBOMs can expose information about software dependencies and architecture. That’s why Exodos Labs supports controlled sharing, redaction, and policy-driven access management.

A follow-up session can help you:

• talk to an expert
• review findings in detail
• discuss remediation approaches
• evaluate enterprise use cases
• understand compliance readiness
• explore supplier workflows
• integrate SBOM processes into CI/CD and DevSecOps environments

Traditional scanners primarily focus on code vulnerabilities. Exodos Labs combines SBOM intelligence, secure exchange, provenance analysis, policy enforcement, compliance workflows, and software supply chain visibility into a unified platform.

Yes. The platform supports:

• centralized SBOM management
• CI/CD integrations
• supplier request workflows
• secure SBOM exchange
• audit trails
• quality gates
• policy enforcement
• risk analytics
• AI-assisted analysis