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Software Bill of Materials (SBOM): The Gateway Drug to Supply Chain Security
Dec. 27, 2023, 6:36 p.m. | /u/CirclesWeRun4
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I've found that most CramHacks subscribers are developers and security engineers. But very few are deeply involved in the supply chain security space, and I'm getting tired of telling everyone that producing an SBOM on its own does squat for security.
I'm not anti-SBOM, just anti-hype - and right now, SBOMs are all hype.
[https://www.cramhacks.com/p/sbom-gateway-drug-to-supply-chain](https://www.cramhacks.com/p/sbom-gateway-drug-to-supply-chain)
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