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Solving Software Supply Chain Transparency

Open Source tooling for generating, notarizing, linking and validating Software Bills of Materials (SBOM)

What is an SBOM?

What is an SBOM?

A complete, formally structured list of components, libraries, and modules that are required to build a given piece of software and the supply chain relationships between them. Source: NTIA

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There are machine-readable, standard formats for SBOMs, like SPDX and CycloneDX. However, an SBOM could be just a spreadsheet or a text document.

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The supply chain relationships between SBOMs were, up until now, missing. The SBOM ledger leverages software and metadata integrity and authenticity, allowing users to verify that the source of the SBOM data was not tampered with.

Generate your SBOM now

Using our public API you can generate your own SBOM for free, safely and anonymously. Just download a CLI or the Audit Workbench (                          ) and compare your code against the millions of OSS components in our knowledgebase to identify even small snippets.

Download the SBOM Workbench for Windows
Download the SBOM Workbench for Apple Silicon Macs
Download the SBOM Workbench for Intel Macs
Download the SBOM Workbench for Linux
Download the SBOM Workbench source code from GitHub

Repository

URLs indexed

github.com

91,326,293

npmjs.org

48,128,346

maven.org

31,723,580

stackoverflow.com

28,793,907

debian.org

22,883,757

pythonhosted.org

15,693,429

fedoraproject.org

12,582,055

nuget.org

10,500,743

rpmfind.net

9,070,167

sourceforge.net

2,627,988

googlesource.com

2,359,463

bitbucket.org

1,973,115

rubygems.org

1,640,417

gnome.org

1,453,427

gitee.com

1,026,937

gitlab.com

762,852

java2s.com

499,518

spring.io

419,554

cpan.org

389,187

drupal.org

348,719

codeplex.com

288,341

apache.org

212,480

clojure.org

138,192

haskell.org

112,889

eclipse.org

97,724

opensuse.org

80,581

kernel.org

78,796

launchpad.net

72,528

gnu.org

36,181

nasm.us

33,858

angularjs.org

27,721

invent.kde.org

27,408

pagure.io

21,890

videolan.org

21,102

nodejs.org

11,859

unity.com

10,585

centos.org

9,666

code.qt.io

9,404

maven.google.com

9,027

apple.com

7,499

rpmfusion.org

7,029

sourceware.org

6,672

isc.org

6,106

trustedfirmware.org

2,426

nmap.org

1,975

postgresql

1,405

mozilla.org

1,021

yoctoproject.org

813

jquery.com

473

netfilter.org

381

storage.googleapis.com

365

vcgit.hhi.fraunhofer.de

148

gitlab.freedesktop.org

133

mercurial-scm.org

105

sudo.ws

98

slf4j.org

88

zlib.net

71

busybox.net

66

svn.code.sf.net

44

script.aculo.us

30

libssh.org

18

java.sun.com

9

INTRODUCING

The decentralized SBOM Ledger

Blockchain technologies provide a foundation to meet the technical and ethical challenges of establishing trust and information perpetuity. However, access to Blockchain technologies is difficult for corporations since they involve the use of cryptocurrencies.

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The Software Transparency Foundation aims at creating the first decentralized SBOM ledger which connects and validates SBOMs regardless of their format. SPDX, CycloneDX and even Excel or CSV files can be interconnected and validating, enabling traceability across the supply chain tree.

Abstraction layer for Blockchain registration

Software Transparency Foundation proposes to solve the issue of Blockchain transaction fees, by providing a set of Open Source tools that allow registration of SBOM metadata, validation of declared software integrity, and traceability of preceding SBOMs.

License Compliance and Cybersecurity

President Biden’s “Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity” (May 12, 2021) adds momentum to the SBOM movement by specifically requiring “providing a purchaser a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for each product directly or by publishing it on a public website”.

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Perhaps the biggest single challenge to supply-chain transparency and the SBOM model is the abundance of open ‘standards’ intended to reduce redundant work in the supply-chain by providing common processes and formats for organizations and communities to share important data, thereby streamlining and improving compliance, security, and dependability.

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With the proposal of the decentralized SBOM Ledger, we propose to bridge this gap by enabling format-agnostic SBOM connectivity.

The first Open Source SBOM ledger

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Generate SBOM

Open Source tooling to generate a standardized Software Bill of Materials

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Notarize SBOM

Tooling to notarize your Software Bill of Materials for external distribution

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Relate SBOM

Open Source tooling to generate a standardized Software Bill of Materials

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Validate SBOM

Open Source tooling to generate a standardized Software Bill of Materials

Contact

Fundación para la Transparencia del Software
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28004 Madrid

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