SBOMs help organizations uncover critical software supply chain risks as attacks surge. After the SolarWinds breach compromised 18,000 organizations and cost $40 million to remediate, supply chain attacks rose 300% in 2021. In response, an executive order urged enterprises to strengthen software acquisition and management practices, recommending the use of SBOMs. By listing all components within an application, SBOMs give teams visibility into vulnerable, suspicious, or counterfeit software and open source tools, enabling them to assess risk exposure and improve supply chain security.

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