Software supply chain transparency
Audit-ready Software Bills of Materials with verified license attribution and known-vulnerability data, traced to the artifacts you actually shipped.
Software supply chain transparency, license compliance, and security tooling — built for SBOMs that have to hold up under legal and audit review.
We deliver tooling, audits, and engineering for environments where a passing scan isn’t enough — your auditor, your regulator, and your customer’s legal team all need to see the work.
Audit-ready Software Bills of Materials with verified license attribution and known-vulnerability data, traced to the artifacts you actually shipped.
Evidence packages for legal review, M&A due diligence, and regulator inquiries — produced from real artifacts, not vendor declarations.
Custom tooling for environments where commercial scanners stop short — bundled artifacts, vendored dependencies, and one-off review processes.
Generators infer license fields from package metadata that anyone can write. When legal or a regulator asks for proof, the SBOM you handed over doesn’t hold up. Here’s where the gap usually shows.
package.json, POM, or setup.cfg claims.
Audit-ready Software Bills of Materials with verified license attribution.
SBOMX closes the license-data gap by validating component licenses against multiple authoritative sources, producing audit-ready evidence that holds up under legal review. Built for the regulatory environment your organization actually operates in.
We work two ways, depending on how often your evidence needs to be current.
For audits, M&A diligence, customer requests, or one-shot regulator inquiries. We produce a signed, traceable SBOM against a specific build and hand it over with the supporting evidence.
For teams shipping regularly. We deploy inside your build pipeline so every release produces a current, signed evidence package — no manual SBOM regeneration when legal asks.
An assistant acknowledges every inbound immediately, and a human follows up personally within one business day. If you’re under deadline pressure, say so in the subject line.