Mission-Ready SBOMs

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Explore how organizations can turn Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) into a practical foundation for stronger software assurance and regulatory compliance. The webinar examines how modern tools and intelligent automation can streamline SBOM creation, improve visibility into dependencies, and help organizations maintain secure, compliant applications throughout the software development lifecycle.

Tom Tapley, Senior Product Manager | Sonatype
Oct 23 2025 | 60 mins

The federal government is continuously advancing software security standards, positioning the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) as a critical element of compliance. As mandates like Executive Order 14028, CISA guidance, and evolving frameworks from NIST and the Software Fast Track (SWFT) Initiative reshape the regulatory landscape, staying ahead requires more than just meeting today's checklists. It demands a forward-thinking, automated approach.

Join our webinar to explore how AI-powered automation is transforming SBOM creation and management. Discover how to build a resilient compliance strategy that not only meets current federal requirements but also anticipates future changes, ensuring your software supply chain is secure, transparent, and mission-ready.

In This Webinar, You Will Learn How To:

• Automate SBOM Management with AI: See how intelligent tools streamline SBOM creation, validation, and monitoring in alignment with NIST, SWFT, and other federal mandates.
• Navigate Evolving Federal Compliance: Understand the latest software security requirements and how new frameworks impact your development and compliance strategies.
• Integrate AI-Driven Audits: Explore how to use AI-powered tools to automate compliance checks, accelerate vulnerability detection, and reduce manual effort.
• Future-Proof Your Compliance Strategy: Gain strategic insights from industry leaders to anticipate and prepare for the next wave of regulations in the federal software ecosystem.

Featured Speakers

Tom Tapley

Senior Product Manager