Understanding SBOM regulations has become essential for organizations building, buying, or selling software. Governments across the U.S., Europe, and India are introducing and expanding regulations that require businesses to document the components within their applications. These evolving SBOM requirements are designed to improve software supply chain transparency, reduce risk, and enable faster identification of vulnerabilities.
Navigating Global SBOM Compliance provides a practical overview of how SBOM requirements are developing across key regions, what organizations are expected to do, and where many teams are struggling in implementation. It breaks down regulatory expectations, highlights common challenges, and outlines steps to build a scalable and sustainable approach to SBOM compliance.
What’s Inside
- Why SBOM requirements are becoming a global priority
- How SBOM requirements differ across the U.S., Europe, and India
- Key regulations including EO 14028 and the Cyber Resilience Act
- Emerging requirements from India’s CERT-In guidance
- A comparison of global SBOM requirements and timelines
- Common challenges in implementing SBOM requirements
- Practical steps to get started with SBOM compliance
Who will find this whitepaper valuable?
This whitepaper is valuable for anyone responsible for understanding and meeting SBOM regulations, including:
- Product and engineering leaders responsible for software development and release processes
- Application security and DevSecOps teams managing software supply chain risk
- Compliance, legal, and governance teams navigating evolving regulatory requirements
- IT and security leaders focused on vulnerability management and risk reduction
- Organizations selling software in regulated markets such as the U.S., Europe, or India
