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Alan ParkinsonIt's one of the most common objections I hear from founders, and once you see what an SBOM actually contains, it's a much smaller worry than it first appears. Here's what it does and doesn't expose, why submitting it isn't the same as publishing it, and why the list of libraries you used was never the secret worth protecting
Alan ParkinsonAn SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) is essentially an ingredients list for software. Just like checking food labels for allergens, an SBOM lets you scan for known cybersecurity vulnerabilities in your product's third-party components.
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