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SBOMs and Cybersecurity: A Deep Dive with Allan Friedman

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On this episode of "Nerding Out with Viktor", we dive into the world of cybersecurity with special guest Allan. He shares his expertise on CISA, the civilian government's critical infrastructure defense and security agency, highlighting its role in safeguarding American society.

We also explore the concept of Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), their origin, and why they're crucial for cybersecurity. Allan discusses the evolution of SBOMs, accelerated by executive orders, and international collaborations driving their implementation across various sectors.

From technical aspects to challenges and solutions, we cover it all. We discuss SBOM formats like CycloneDX and SPDX, common obstacles in generating and using SBOMs, and the importance of automation. Allan also shares his insights on open-source software and SBOMs, as well as the impact of international policies and frameworks on SBOM adoption and standardization.

Viktor's conversation with Allan provides practical advice for organizations starting their SBOM journey, offering a unique perspective on securing software supply chains and enhancing transparency in software development. Join us to discover the importance of SBOMs in today's cybersecurity landscape and how they can be leveraged for better software security.

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On this episode of "Nerding Out with Viktor", we dive into the world of cybersecurity with special guest Allan. He shares his expertise on CISA, the civilian government's critical infrastructure defense and security agency, highlighting its role in safeguarding American society.

We also explore the concept of Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), their origin, and why they're crucial for cybersecurity. Allan discusses the evolution of SBOMs, accelerated by executive orders, and international collaborations driving their implementation across various sectors.

From technical aspects to challenges and solutions, we cover it all. We discuss SBOM formats like CycloneDX and SPDX, common obstacles in generating and using SBOMs, and the importance of automation. Allan also shares his insights on open-source software and SBOMs, as well as the impact of international policies and frameworks on SBOM adoption and standardization.

Viktor's conversation with Allan provides practical advice for organizations starting their SBOM journey, offering a unique perspective on securing software supply chains and enhancing transparency in software development. Join us to discover the importance of SBOMs in today's cybersecurity landscape and how they can be leveraged for better software security.

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