OWASP CycloneDX SBOM Standard Launches Educational Learning Series

Wakefield, Massachusetts Aug 16, 2021 (Issuewire.com)  - The OWASP CycloneDX project, creators of the leading Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) format, announced the immediate availability of the CycloneDX Learning Series. The series of short-form content provides an easy path to explore and learn the CycloneDX SBOM standard.

CycloneDX is a modern, security-focused SBOM specification supporting a wide range of cybersecurity, legal, and software distribution use cases. The CycloneDX Learning Series launches today with four episodes aimed at educating the public about the benefits of SBOMs, and CycloneDX specifically.

We’ve learned a lot from the thousands of organizations using CycloneDX today, and we wanted to share that knowledge with the wider community,” says Steve Springett, Chair of the CycloneDX Core Working Group. “With the recent Executive Order in the U.S., there’s a rush to understand SBOM capabilities and their impact to the organizations that need to produce or consume them. So it was important for us to provide an authoritative source of learning material and best practices the community can leverage to kickstart their SBOM efforts”.

The CycloneDX Learning Series consists of over thirty episodes, four of which are immediately available on the CycloneDX YouTube channel. Future episodes will be published throughout the remainder of the year.

 

CycloneDX Learning Series:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqjEqUxHjy1X9nGMcjS1ikwxFMZAB2uea

CycloneDX YouTube Channel:
https://cyclonedx.org/youtube

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