Assessment 03
SBOM Readiness Assessment
A focused assessment of the software bill of materials your product ships with, reporting separately on what Annex I Part II(1) actually requires and how much operational use you get from the SBOM you have.
- Length
- 5–8 minutes
- Questions
- 14 questions
What it covers
- SBOM coverage across the products you place on the EU market
- Dependency depth, and why transitive coverage is not mandatory
- Machine readability and the SPDX / CycloneDX question
- Whether the SBOM matches the artefact you actually shipped
- Build-time generation as the way accuracy is sustained
- Vulnerability monitoring against the components you ship
- Retention and disclosure to market surveillance authorities
Built for
Engineering leads, product security officers, release managers
What you get back
Two independent results — an indicative pass or fail against the CRA minimum and an operational stage — plus a findings list that separates legal obligations from good practice.
Complete the questionnaire
Answer as your product stands today rather than as you intend it to be. An accurate baseline produces a usable remediation plan.
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SBOM Readiness Assessment
Fourteen questions on the software bill of materials your product ships with. You will get two separate answers: whether your SBOM meets what the Cyber Resilience Act actually requires, and how much operational use you are getting out of it.
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