Security is constantly moving, and a secure system today might be vulnerable tomorrow—even without any changes or updates. Vulnerabilities can emerge and be identified at any point during the lifespan of an open-source component. When a vulnerability in such a…
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a detailed inventory of all components, libraries, and dependencies that comprise a software package. An automated process for creating your SBOMs is vital for efficiency, reliability, and scalability. But, sometimes, it can be…
SBOM Central is now capable of identifying security patches for components within Linux distributions. It possesses the capability to automatically eliminate false positives related to specific vulnerabilities. Vulnerabilities that have been made public in open-source components might have already been…
In simple terms, a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is like a detailed inventory list for software and IoT devices. It helps you understand what your software consists of, which is important for security, licensing compliance, and meeting regulatory standards.…