BlueVoyant has introduced new Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) management features to its Supply Chain Defense platform, aimed at helping organisations identify and reduce cyber risk linked to third-party software. The enhancement is delivered through a partnership with Manifest, a cybersecurity firm focused on securing software supply chains for corporate and government clients.
Helping organisations manage third-party software risks
The new offering allows organisations to automate the ingestion, analysis and tracking of SBOM data from third-party vendors. The move comes as software supply chain threats grow more complex, with research showing that over 85% of applications contain at least one vulnerability. Despite this, many organisations still lack visibility into software components or a scalable method for managing SBOM data.
BlueVoyant’s upgraded Supply Chain Defense platform continuously monitors suppliers, vendors, and other third parties. It then works directly with them to resolve threats in real time. With the added SBOM capabilities, security teams can gain deeper insight into the software their businesses rely on, including open-source software and…
