Government agencies use SBOMs to expose hidden risks, govern artificial intelligence tools and speed response to software ...

President Biden’s May 2021 cybersecurity executive order raises the bar for product security with a mandate requiring — among other provisions — a “Software Bill of Materials” (SBOM) for all software ...

When it comes to cooking, it’s not the ingredients that are unique, it’s the recipe. The same can be said for software. Developers mix together third-party and open-source components with bits of ...

An agent of the operational center of the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI) checks datas on a computer in Paris on November 24, 2022. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP). There are few things ...

Component-based software helps you get a system working quickly, keep costs down, and reuse the most robust software from prior applications. This article presents methods for creating your own ...

Government and security-sensitive companies are increasingly requiring software makers to provide them with software bills-of-material (SBOMs), but in attackers' hands, the list of components making ...

When you pick up a can of Diet Coke – or a container of any other processed food – you can readily see that everything inside is spelled out in a listing of ingredients on the exterior of the can.

Regulations driving cybersecurity for IoT, automotive, and medical devices. Key security controls for a secure device. Software supply-chain security risks and mitigations. Intrusion detection for ...

What do Heartbleed, Shellshock and Poodle all have in common? Well, apart from being software vulnerabilities discovered in 2014, they were all found in pre-built software components, used by ...

An SBOM is a detailed guide to what's inside your software. It helps vendors and buyers alike keep track of software components for better software supply chain security. An SBOM is a formal, ...