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Why CIOs (builder & buyer side, both) need to Prioritize Software Bill of Materials In an era where digital security and compliance are paramount, the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is emerging as a critical tool for companies committed to transparency, security, and reliability. But what exactly is an SBOM, and why should CIOs insist on one when evaluating software products? An #SBOM is essentially a comprehensive inventory of components within a software product, listing every library, dependency, and third-party component. Much like knowing the ingredients in a food product, having an SBOM ensures that you understand exactly what’s inside your software. This transparency not only helps organizations assess security risks but also enables them to track compliance with regulatory frameworks. Why CIOs Should Care: 1. Security and Risk Management: Understanding every component helps detect vulnerabilities quickly, enabling a faster response to threats and reducing security risks. 2. Regulatory Compliance: With frameworks like GDPR expanding globally, many countries are on the verge of mandating SBOMs as a precondition for software procurement, making them essential for cross-border business. 3. Long-term Reliability: Having a clear record of components ensures software remains sustainable and maintainable as components evolve. At StatusNeo, we work with several forward-thinking product companies, especially out of the Bay Area, to integrate SBOM into their development and governance practices. By establishing SBOMs as a default component of software products, we’re helping our customers ensure the security and compliance of their products. As governments increasingly mandate SBOMs and buyer side CIO’s care more for security and what is under the hood, StatusNeo stands at the forefront of this shift, leading in secure software development and helping our clients proactively meet emerging security and compliance standards. #SBOM #security #productengineering

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Join Nishkarsh Raj from StatusNeo at SRE Day 2024 as he presents 'Automating Supply Chain Security: Building a Robust SBOM Solution with Backstage.io' — a pivotal talk for enhancing security in DevOps environments on November 8, 2024, in San Francisco, California. #SRE #StatusNeo #DevOps

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