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Mastering SBOMs: How to Thrive After EO 14028

Presented by

Michelle Davis (RedHat), Brian Fox (Sonatype)

About this talk

It’s no secret that software supply chain attacks have reached new heights. The Biden Administration’s Executive Order 14028 emphasizes the need for more secure development processes and requires a software bill of materials (SBOM) for all applications. Change is coming, but with proper preparation, your organization's only significant changes will be more security and more productivity. Join Sonatype’s Brian Fox and Red Hat’s Michelle Davis as they provide pressing information on what Executive Order 14028 might mean for your organization, including: - What is an SBOM? And why are they so important for application security? - How SBOMs help identify and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities - Different ways to effectively implement SBOMs in your organization
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Sonatype is the software supply chain management company. We empower developers and security professionals with intelligent tools to innovate more securely at scale. Our platform addresses every element of an organization’s entire software development life cycle, including third-party open source code, first-party source code, infrastructure as code, and containerized code. Sonatype identifies critical security vulnerabilities and code quality issues and reports results directly to developers when they can most effectively fix them. This helps organizations develop consistently high-quality, secure software which fully meets their business needs and those of their end-customers and partners. More than 2,000 organizations, including 70% of the Fortune 100, and 15 million software developers already rely on our tools and guidance to help them deliver and maintain exceptional and secure software.
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