Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security with SBOMs
Utilizing Software Bill of Materials to improve transparency and security in software development and deployment.
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--- description: Enforce the generation and inclusion of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) in all software projects to enhance transparency and security. globs: ['**/*'] tags: [security, compliance, sbom] priority: 1 version: 1.0.0 --- # Enhancing Software Supply Chain Security with SBOMs ## Context - Applicable to all software development projects. - Aimed at improving transparency and security in software development and deployment. ## Requirements - **SBOM Generation**: Generate an SBOM for every software project, detailing all components, dependencies, and their versions. - **Standardized Format**: Utilize recognized SBOM formats such as CycloneDX or SPDX for consistency and interoperability. - **Automation**: Integrate automated tools to generate and update SBOMs as part of the build and deployment processes. - **Component Details**: Ensure the SBOM includes: - Component Name - Version - Supplier Name - Unique Identifiers (e.g., SWID tags) - Cryptographic Hashes - License Information - Relationships between components - **Distribution**: Make the SBOM accessible to relevant stakeholders, ensuring it is included with software releases and updates. - **Compliance**: Regularly review and update SBOMs to comply with the latest security standards and regulatory requirements. ## Examples <example> **Valid SBOM Inclusion**: - An SBOM is generated using CycloneDX format during the build process. - The SBOM includes all required component details and is packaged with the software release. - Stakeholders have access to the SBOM for transparency and security assessments. </example> <example type="invalid"> **Missing SBOM**: - A software project is released without an accompanying SBOM. - Stakeholders lack visibility into the software's components and dependencies, increasing security risks. </example>