Framing Software Component Transparency¶
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. (2024). Framing Software Component Transparency: Establishing a Common Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
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Mechanisms¶
- Software Bill of Materials Review
- Its strength is converting an opaque bundle into a reviewable list: unexpected components, duplicate parsers, abandoned libraries, and unfamiliar suppliers all become visible where a black-box package would conceal them.
This sourceDefines an SBOM as a transparent, reviewable inventory of software components and their suppliers rather than an opaque package.
- Its strength is converting an opaque bundle into a reviewable list: unexpected components, duplicate parsers, abandoned libraries, and unfamiliar suppliers all become visible where a black-box package would conceal them.
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