Gain a crystal-clear view of your application's composition, bridging the gap between complexity and clarity in application ecosystems
Cloud-native apps are often built using microservices that function independently and usually rely on external libraries and services that introduce potential vulnerabilities, especially if they are not regularly updated.
An SBOM significantly enhances supplier-consumer transparency by clearly listing all open source components in a software product
Executive Order 14028 has mandated the inclusion of a software bill of materials for vendors that work with the United States Federal Government, and the Cyber Resilience Act (EU) demands their usage much wider.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) is a detailed inventory of all components, libraries, and services used in building an application. They enable organizations to evaluate the trustworthiness of each component.
Backslash scans your code, finds all direct and transitive dependencies, understands what is reachable and what isn't, and authors a comprehensive software bill of materials to increase transparency and reduce risk.
Leveraging signals like reachability, Backslash builds your SBOMs with accuracy to share the story of the composition and risk profile of your applications in industry standard formats like CycloneDX and VEX.
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