The Software Bill of Materials has been mentioned throughout the security industry, as well as by the federal government, as a way to solve software supply chain risk. But according to Dan Walsh, chief information security officer of VillageMD, many organizations and leaders don’t fully understand the SBOM. Join Walsh as he discusses SBOM at Ocean County College’s first cybersecurity seminar of the spring semester, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. this Friday, Feb. 18, on WebEx.
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