130. How SBOMs Expose Vulnerabilities in Your Software Supply Chain
Software today is built on hundreds of dependencies, but do you actually know what’s inside your application?
Jelle and Christian break down Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) and why they’re becoming essential for modern software development. An SBOM provides a complete inventory of all components and dependencies used in your software. This visibility helps teams quickly identify security vulnerabilities, improve transparency and manage risk in the software supply chain. If you're a developer, DevOps engineer, or security professional, understanding SBOMs can significantly improve how you manage dependencies and secure your applications.
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