Turn your federal compliance into security excellence
Leverage SBOMs to identify and mitigate vulnerable open source components in embedded software
Executive Order 14028 on Improving our Nation’s Cybersecurity set forth a plan to overhaul standards by which software vendors do business with the US federal government. Importantly, the executive order outlined steps to bring transparency to the software supply chain, including mandating the use of Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) to ensure transparency and security in software components.
SBOMs are no longer just a compliance requirement but rather a security imperative.
For organizations developing or enhancing embedded systems, these requirements pose a complex challenge. Tracking dependency relationships and unique identifiers in underlying components is a tricky problem, but crucial in order to understand the vulnerabilities inherent in their products.
RunSafe Security offers a unique solution with our build-time integration. We provide a 100% complete and fine-grained SBOM for embedded systems, accessing a complete list of all files, libraries and applications, something other tools simply cannot achieve.
With a seamless integration into your development pipeline, RunSafe can identify and harden the open source components present in embedded systems.
Don't wait until it's too late.
Ensure your systems are compliant and secure.
Your critical infrastructure depends on it!
