01 July 2024
This milestone sets the stage for CycloneDX Bill of materials being available as a global xBOM (Bill of Materials) standard for use across multiple domains. CycloneDX is proud to be an OWASP Flagship standards project, and in a community development model with Ecma International’s TC54, underscoring its importance and impact in the industry.
09 April 2024
OWASP Foundation today announced the availability of CycloneDX v1.6. This significant release strengthens software supply chain security with the introduction of two innovative capabilities: Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) and CycloneDX Attestations (CDXA).
12 October 2023
The OWASP Foundation, the global non-profit organization dedicated to improving the security of software, is thrilled to announce its membership in Ecma International, a leading standards development organization.
26 June 2023
CycloneDX v1.5 sets a new benchmark by incorporating Machine Learning transparency (ML-BOM), Formulation (MBOM), and enhanced support for Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) quality indicators, including evidence and lifecycles embracing both the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and enterprise Software Asset Management (SAM).
18 April 2024 | ReversingLabs
The foundation is upgrading the standard for the quantum era, adding ML-readable attestation and more. Here's how it boosts software supply chain security.
06 September 2023 | Acceleration Economy
OWASP, the Open Worldwide Application Security Project, recently announced an update to the Bill of Materials (BOM) industry standard specification, CycloneDX.
28 June 2023 | SecurityIntelligence
The software supply chain involves developing, maintaining and distributing software to end users. To enhance the functionality of the software being developed, developers frequently depend...
26 July 2023 | Contrast Security
In a memo issued on June 9, the Office of Management and Budget clarified details about how agencies will be required to collect cybersecurity attestations from software providers whose services they use.