We have never seen anything that raises the urgency for Software Composition Analysis like the focus on Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) in the cybersecurity directives from the U.S government and the European Commission. Even before May 2021 U.S. Executive Order, software security vulnerabilities have been the primary market focus for SCA solutions, due to the reasonable perception that vulnerabilities are the greatest risk.
Organizations and companies across all industries are leveraging and extending SCA tools to reduce software supply chain risks related to vulnerabilities and licensing, but the new focus on defining an SBOM specification and processes for producing and consuming SBOMs means that SBOMs have become the linchpin for any modern SCA process or tool.
In this recorded webinar, nexB co-founder and CEO Michael Herzog will discuss the various SBOM specifications and approaches to SCA for analyzing software vulnerabilities and licenses. Michael will also explain how ScanCode, VulnerableCode, and DejaCode fit together to provide a multi-faceted platform to manage software supply chain risks.
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