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Format Review
Minimum Elements Aligned
Findings
We assess the SBOMs you produce or receive, and how well they reflect the software they describe.
Whether direct, transitive, and bundled components in the software are captured.
Names, versions, identifiers, and suppliers compared with the actual build.
Minimum elements, unique identifiers, dependency relationships, and metadata.
SPDX or CycloneDX structure, validity, and consistent use.
How SBOMs are produced, from which sources, and how they are kept current.
Whether the SBOM supports vulnerability response, customer requests, and procurement.
Evidence-based review that compares your SBOM with the software it describes.
Every engagement delivers findings that make your SBOMs more reliable.
Extend SBOM assessment into code review, secure software standards, and vulnerability management.
Make your SBOM a security asset, not just a file.
Know your SBOM reflects what you actually ship.
Find affected products quickly when new vulnerabilities emerge.
Share SBOMs that stand up to customer and procurement review.
Support SBOM expectations in contracts, procurement, and regulations.
Recognized credentials and evidence-based review of your SBOMs.
How software vendors have used QRC SBOM assessments to improve inventory quality.
Practical guides, checklists and templates for producing and assessing useful SBOMs.
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No. An SBOM is an inventory. It helps you find and manage risk, but it does not show that components are secure or that vulnerabilities are fixed.
Coverage, accuracy, data quality, format, and the process used to produce the SBOM, and whether it supports vulnerability response and customer needs.
SPDX and CycloneDX, the two widely used formats. Other formats can be discussed during scoping.
SCA analyzes the risk in your dependencies. An SBOM assessment evaluates how well your SBOM documents those components.
Yes. Supplier SBOMs can be assessed for quality and usefulness as part of your third-party risk process, as agreed during scoping.
Tell us about your products, SBOMs, and how you use them. Our experts will help define the right scope, approach, and next steps.