Software Threats Only Come in One Size: Devastating
July 27, 2022
Software vulnerabilities are much like an iceberg. Learn how to build a software bill-of-materials (SBOM) to track and manage threats and vulnerabilities in a software program.
How can using a SBOM help protect against threats and vulnerabilities?
Interrogate the SBOM against vulnerability databases to quickly identify threats
Increase software quality assurance by knowing what software the program is built on
Shares meta data regarding source code authors, library artifacts, open-source components, utility components, and third-party software built-in
Uses a hierarchical structure to show the relationships between components
Building the SBOM doesn’t have to be difficult. Learn how a generation of the SBOM can be part of the integral process of the application lifecycle management (ALM) tool.
