Cybeats is going to unleash
the fourth in their great series of webinars on software bills of materials on
November 30 from 1-2 Eastern Time. Here’s their description of this one:
Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs)
are beginning to arrive at critical infrastructure operators’ doors. The
promises of much more rapid responses to cybersecurity vulnerabilities and
other tangible benefits are waiting in the wings to be proven or disproven.
What will be the impact of this new form of visibility and information sharing
actually be?
Tune in on November 30th to learn more on how SBOMs may well prove critical to
securing our critical infrastructures with our fourth episode of The State of
Cybersecurity Industry: SBOMS impact on critical infrastructures.
The guests are:
·
Dr. Allan Friedman of
CISA, leader of what was previously called the Software Component Transparency
Initiative when he was at NTIA. The initiative continues, but its new contours
will be discussed in December.
·
Ginger Wright of INL,
my co-leader of the SBOM Energy Proof of Concept.
·
Tim Roxey, who has appeared
in these posts a number of times in the past, and always has quite interesting things
to say.
·
Chuck Brooks, who I only
met recently but seems to have a good instinct for where the needle is moving
in cybersecurity.
The event link is here.
You don’t have to register, but they encourage you to; the button for that is
on the same page.
See you then!
Any opinions expressed in this
blog post are strictly mine and are not necessarily shared by any of the
clients of Tom Alrich LLC. Nor
are they shared by the CISA’s Software Component Transparency Initiative, for
which I volunteer as co-leader of the Energy
SBOM Proof of Concept. If you would
like to comment on what you have read here, I would love to hear from you.
Please email me at tom@tomalrich.com.
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