The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency promotes a variety of best practices and resources across the cyber space, and the software bill of materials — otherwise known as SBOM — is a rising area of importance. We speak with one of CISA’s top promoters of SBOM development at the 2022 RSA Conference to dive into the different components of SBOM development, the benefits SBOMs bring to your security posture and how you can work on developing your own SBOMs today.
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Live From RSA: How to Develop SBOMs For Your Security Strategy
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We talk about the role of a software bill of materials to enhance security and how you can incorporate one into your organization.
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Allan Friedman Senior Advisor and Strategist CISA
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