Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Management
Adopt SBOMs to bolster supply chain security.
Use SBOMs to identify all your software components and improve supply chain security.
Benefits
Gain visibility with comprehensive SBOMs.
Identify all your software components, including direct and transitive dependencies. Generate SBOMs at each stage in the development process from source code repositories and CI/CD pipelines to container registries and runtimes. Leverage in-depth metadata down to the file level to enforce policy rules.
Respond quickly to new vulnerabilities with an SBOM repository.
Keep SBOMs in a centralized repository for complete visibility and ongoing monitoring, even post-deployment. Speed up incident response time for new vulnerabilities — including zero-day vulnerabilities like Log4j — by searching stored SBOMs to easily identify impacted applications.
Track SBOM drift to detect suspicious activity.
Detect SBOM drift in the build process to uncover unexpected dependencies, malicious efforts to infiltrate builds, and inadvertent errors. Alert security staff to changes in SBOMs so they can be assessed for risks or malicious activity.
Gain an application-level view of software supply chain risk.
Tag and group all artifacts associated with a particular application, release, or service to enable reporting on vulnerabilities and risks. For each new application release, leverage tag-based reporting to pinpoint vulnerabilities for fast remediation.
Identify unsanctioned components.
Define policies based on rich SBOM metadata for packages, files, configuration data, secrets, malware, and more. Get alerted when disallowed software is identified.
Build trust by sharing SBOMs.
Produce SBOMs for individual artifacts or entire applications. Easily share SBOMs to external customers, compliance auditors, and internal security teams to build trust about the ingredients of your software.
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