vulnerability
Tracking Vulnerabilities in Your Stack with SBOMs
CriticalCVSS 10.0KEVEPSS 100%
Summary
The article explains how Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), specifically in CycloneDX format, are becoming crucial for managing software vulnerabilities. The process involves scanning SBOMs against CVE databases, but acknowledges the challenges of CPE matching and the importance of regularly resanning older SBOMs to account for new vulnerabilities. The article emphasizes that SBOMs are an inventory tool, not a guarantee of security, and should be used in conjunction with other security practices.
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