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Automate the generation of SBOMs as part of the software development lifecycle, ensuring security, transparency, and compliance while enabling seamless sharing with relevant stakeholders.
Collect, manage, and analyze SBOMs received from vendors, ensuring software integrity and proactively identifying security risks before deployment.
Provide security and compliance teams with the necessary tools to enforce security policies, detect vulnerabilities, and generate compliance reports based on SBOM data.
A modern SBOM generation process should:
Enrich the SBOM with security, compliance, and integrity data:
Signing establishes that an SBOM is authentic and has not been altered in transit, enabling verification before software is deployed.
Once generated, enriched, and signed, the SBOM can be securely distributed to customers, security teams, regulators, and automated systems.
To simplify access, software producers should provide machine-readable SBOMs via APIs, portals, or public registries.
Organizations that require SBOMs before integrating software significantly reduce supply chain risks.
Store SBOMs centrally for:
Continuously analyze SBOMs to:
Turn vendor SBOMs from paperwork into a real input for risk assessment, procurement, and policy enforcement.
Consumers get the most value when analysis runs continuously, not once at procurement time.
Evaluate SBOMs against internal security policies before deployment.
Detect high-risk dependencies in real time and understand where exposure sits across the software estate.
Generate detailed evidence covering:
Block unsafe software before it enters production, instead of discovering the problem during an audit.
These reports help organizations demonstrate compliance with global cybersecurity regulations.
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