July 8, 2022, 1:53 p.m. | /u/Jonathan-Todd

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I'm going to be asking some questions about a fairly new concept in the field of compliance (Software Bill of Materials, SBOM), but before I do, I know there are a lot of entry-level people following this sub who's college courses would not have touched on this, so I'll explain it first:

Compliance can seem like this lame, boring thing companies do the bare minimum to pass regulatory guidelines for things. Like in the US there are standards for HIPAA …

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