Software Bill of Materials guide

Federal contractors that offer and sell commercial software should expect to begin seeing contract language directing adherence to the Executive Order 14028-focused software standards, procedures and criteria, including the provision of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) in the near future. These changes are also expected to result in the removal of "non-compliant software" from existing contracting vehicles, including indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts, multiple-award contracts, blanket purchase agreements and GSA Schedule contracts.

So, what is an SBOM? Download our guide to understand SBOM, the minimum elements and capability levels and gain access to our summary of essential SBOM resources.

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