Software Supply Chain and SBOMs for DevOps - Bad actors are constantly looking for ways to gain access to networks, steal data and corrupt systems. As supply chain attacks continue to be one of the most persuasive threats that companies face, organizations across all industries have been increasingly adopting the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) to identify vulnerabilities in their software and enable a rapid response.
Hosts Alan Shimel and Mitch Ashley are joined by Tracy Ragan (DeployHub), Caroline Wong (Cobalt) and Stephen Hendrick (Linux Foundation) to discuss how to mitigate software supply chain risks and how SBOMs play an integral role in securing the supply chain.
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