Software Pruebas de penetración de aplicacionesBill of Materials (SBOM) Scanning

An SBOM, or Software Bill of Materials, is a detailed inventory of all software components, libraries and open-source and third-party dependencies of your application. .It’s critical to identify out-of-date softwares and their related vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements, and mitigating risk in software supply chains.

U.S. Government Cybersecurity Executive Order 14028
‍Requires organisations to submit an SBOM for each product sold to US federal government agencies.

‍US FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
‍Section 524B of the FD&C Act now requires manufacturers of certain "cyber devices" (medical devices with software and internet connectivity) to include an SBOM for the commercial, open-source, and off-the-shelf software components of their devices.

‍PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) v4.0 and above
‍Includes provisions aligned with SBOM usage. For instance:
6.3.2: Organizations must maintain an inventory of custom and third-party software components
6.3.3: Software must be kept up to date through security patches
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‍EU CRA (Cyber Resilience Act)
‍Requires digital product manufacturers, including their associated distributors or importers, selling in the EU to include a top-level SBOM when submitting technical documentation for their products.

‍Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) Guidelines for Software Development
‍Advises software developers to provide their customers with a Software Bill of Materials.

Anyone who needs a detailed inventory of software components and the associated vulnerabilities. This includes software development, product owners, security teams, DevOps, DevSecOps, procurement, and compliance teams.

Blacklock supports Github integration, which allows seamless and secure access to your code repository. You can update or remove the repository at any time.

Our tool analyses supported libraries and package versions in your codebase against public vulnerability databases such as the National Vulnerability Database (NVD). It identifies vulnerabilities based on supported component versions, providing you with actionable recommendations to prioritise and mitigate risks.

Our tool shows the current and latest versions of each component in your SBOM. This makes it easy for you to determine upgrade priorities and ensure you’re using the most secure and up-to-date versions of your dependencies.

We recommend running scans regularly, especially after updates to your application or its dependencies. Continuous scanning ensures you stay ahead of emerging vulnerabilities and maintain a secure software supply chain.

SBOM scanning focuses on analyzing software components, open-source and third-party dependencies and packages prior to deployment. It identifies vulnerabilities linked to specific packages or libraries. Vulnerability scanning, on the other hand, examines the deployed software or system itself in a live environment. It detects misconfigurations, application layer vulnerabilities, open ports  exploitable vulnerabilities. Together, they provide software security at different stages of the development and deployment lifecycle.

The duration of an SBOM scan depends on the size and complexity of your project. For small and medium-sized projects, scans are typically completed within a few minutes. Larger projects with extensive dependencies may take longer. That being said, the process is designed to be efficient to minimise delays in your workflow.

The service can be purchased via the Buy Plan page from your Blacklock account. The pricing is per repository on either a monthly or annual plan. Choose the plan that best fits your current needs and budget. As your organization grows, you can easily scale up and add more repositories as needed.