Dependency-Track

In our previous posts, we streamlined SBOM workflows by moving them from GitHub releases or local folders directly into platforms like Dependency-Track and then, we took it one step further with folder continuous monitoring—continuous fetching and uploading via sbommv’s daemon mode, which runs in the background and keeps an eye on target folders for any incoming or modified SBOMs. As we know, sbommv is a modular system that seamlessly integrates multiple input systems like folders, GitHub, and multiple output systems like Dependency-Track, Interlynk, and folders—allowing SBOMs to move effortlessly from one system to another. Building on that foundation, it’s time for another leap forward: Integrating AWS S3 with sbommv. ...

Introduction In our previous post(GitHub Releases are where SBOM’s goto die), we tackled a growing pain in modern software security: SBOMs stuck in GitHub Releases. We showed how sbommv streamlines the manual mess—automating the movement of SBOMs from GitHub or local folders directly into SBOM platforms like Dependency-Track, Interlynk(next blog will show demo on this). We covered: 🔄 Pulling SBOMs straight from GitHub via API or releases 🧳 Uploading pre-existing SBOMs from local folders 🔍 Using dry-run mode to validate before uploading And transferring those fetched SBOMs to dependency-track platform smoothly and seamlessly. That was the start. But it still required you to trigger the command each time, especially when input adapter or input system(source of SBOMs) is folder. ...

Hey there 👋, SBOM enthusiasts ! Since the 2021 Cyber security Executive Order by Joe Biden. SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) have become essential for software security and compliance. With countries like the EU, US, Germany, and India introducing their own SBOM regulations, it’s clear: SBOMs aren’t optional anymore—they’re the new standard. To meet this demand, tools for SBOM generation, signing, quality analysis, enrichment, and integration into security platforms have rapidly evolved, largely driven by the open-source community. ...