Is your organization using SBOMs today? If so, are they delivering real security value, or just checking a compliance box? And if the term is still unfamiliar, you’re not alone.
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is the ingredient list for software: a machine-readable inventory of every component inside an application and where it came from, but generating one is only the first step. The real value comes from knowing how to use that information to identify risk, respond to vulnerabilities, and make better security decisions. Used well, SBOMs enable organizations to respond to new vulnerabilities in hours, verify provenance, manage license obligations, and assess supply chain risk. They can also shorten the path to Authority to Operate (ATO) by giving assessors accurate, up-to-date evidence of what an application contains.
AI raises the stakes. Models, datasets and AI-generated code are now dependencies too, and you cannot secure what you cannot see.
Join JFrog Field CISO Paul Davis and Cybersecurity/AI Specialist Lester Wong for a practical discussion about putting SBOMs to work.
What you’ll learn:
- What an SBOM is, what it contains, and where it fits within software security
- How continuous component visibility can help teams answer “Are we affected?” when a new vulnerability is disclosed
- How to stop risky or untrusted components before they enter a software build
- How reliable SBOM data can support security reviews, accelerate ATO processes, and future AI security efforts
Register now to learn how to turn SBOM data into practical action and strengthen your software supply chain.
