The Importance of SBOMs in Protecting the Software Supply Chain

Whitesource • January 20, 2022

A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) gives greater transparency to those who produce, purchase, and operate the software. Learn how to use SBOMs to better track and fix known and newly emerging vulnerabilities to keep your applications secure.

The Importance of SBOMs in Protecting the Software Supply Chain

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