YASF: or Yet another SBOM format
MCLD 2012 | Sat 08 Aug 11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Presented by
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Sen Hastings
@sen@gnulinux.club
Sen is a "jack-of-all-trades" software developer and longtime linux hobbyist with a focus on embedded linux systems, they are also an active contributor to the buildroot mailing list.
In everything from front/backend web development to init systems, they strive for simplicity and legibility, as they are the primary tools in facilitating open collaboration and development.
Sen Hastings
@sen@gnulinux.club
Sen is a "jack-of-all-trades" software developer and longtime linux hobbyist with a focus on embedded linux systems, they are also an active contributor to the buildroot mailing list.
In everything from front/backend web development to init systems, they strive for simplicity and legibility, as they are the primary tools in facilitating open collaboration and development.
Abstract
SBOMs, or software bills of materials are an important tool for application developers to ensure security and licence compliance at scale, especially now due to the rise of Software supply chain attacks.
Implementing them can be a daunting task however, especially for developers that are new to the game.
Well, what better way to learn than by creating A WHOLE NEW FORMAT FOR ONE (in YAML, no less!)
SBOMs, or software bills of materials are an important tool for application developers to ensure security and licence compliance at scale, especially now due to the rise of Software supply chain attacks. Implementing them can be a daunting task however, especially for developers that are new to the game. Well, what better way to learn than by creating A WHOLE NEW FORMAT FOR ONE (in YAML, no less!)