Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October 2024 - Happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month! This year’s theme is 'Secure Our World,' focusing on simple, effective ways to protect individuals, families, and businesses from online threats. Let's continue to prioritize cybersecurity in all that we do!
Upcoming Webinar: Navigating SBOM Consistency and Global Standards
Regulatory, Compliance Hurdles, and Real-World Implications, 10/30 at 11:00 AM EST
Join us for this important discussion, featuring industry experts tackling the challenges of SBOM consistency across global standards. Whether you're navigating compliance or looking to deepen your understanding of SBOMs, this webinar is not to be missed!
Meet us in NYC at BSidesNYC!
10/19, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NY Ken Zalevsky and Anita D'Amico, PhD will be speaking on "The Life of an SBOM: Where does it go and what do organizations do to it and with it?" at 1:00 PM at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Learn more here.
Event Recap: SBOM-a-Rama | Denver
We had an incredible time at SBOM-a-Rama, connecting with so many bright minds from across the industry. A special shoutout to CISA for organizing such a valuable event that continues to raise awareness of the importance of SBOMs. The energy at this two-day event was electric, and we can't wait to see how this momentum shapes the future of cybersecurity. Watch here.
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Event Recap: MEDevice 2024 | Boston
Our team attended MEDevice 2024 in Boston, MA! It was an great experience, meeting innovative leaders and learning about groundbreaking technologies that are shaping the future of healthcare.
Featured Article: Securing the Supply Chain with SBOMs
As businesses increasingly rely on specialized software, it’s more important than ever for decision-makers to understand the connection between SBOMs and cybersecurity. Discover how SBOMs can help protect your supply chain and keep your organization secure. Read More
Featured Article: The Army’s New SBOM Mandate: Shaping the Future of Software Supply Chain Management
The U.S. Army has taken a significant step forward in securing its software supply chain. Beginning in February 2025, a new mandate requires vendors working with the Army to generate and deliver Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) for all covered software, including commercial and government-developed systems. This move, aligned with broader federal cybersecurity initiatives, underscores the Army’s commitment to mitigating supply chain risks by providing increased transparency into the software components that power mission-critical systems. Your role as a contractor or supplier is crucial in this process. Read More
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