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SBOM & AIBOM
Modern cybersecurity regulations around software transparency and security have made Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) a critical tool offering an inventory of every open source library within an application. SBOMs are essential for identifying known vulnerabilities and managing license compliance. An AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM) extends the SBOM concept to artificial intelligence and machine learning systems.
Easily adhere to compliance and regulations
Manage Licence Compliance
Quickly identify known vulnerabilities in open source libraries and ML components.
Improve Incident Response
Make it easier to trace the origin and impact of risky components.
Demonstrate Regulatory Compliance
Build trust with customers, partners, and auditors by showcasing a secure and accountable software supply chain.
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Eliminate the Exposure Window
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CVSS 10 With No Risk
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Stop Application Attacks
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CVSS 10 With No Risk
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Eliminate the Exposure Window
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Delay a Fix and Stay Protected
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Stop Attack
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Protect Third-Party Applications Independently
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Protect AI and LLM Models
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VEX
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Transitive Dependencies
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