See Everything in Your Software with Phi SBOM

The build was clean. The deploy was fast. But you don’t know what’s inside.

A Phi Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) makes that clear. It lists every dependency, library, and package in your codebase. No hidden versions. No unknown binaries. An SBOM is a manifest of your software’s DNA, giving full visibility from the first line of source to the last compiled artifact.

Phi Software SBOM is built to be exact. It captures open source components, third-party modules, internal packages, and their license data. It records version numbers, checksums, and origin. It ties every item to its risk profile. This means when a CVE drops, you know if you’re exposed and where.

Organizations use SBOMs to meet compliance requirements like NTIA guidelines and secure development mandates. It’s not only about regulation—it’s operational security. Without an accurate SBOM, vulnerability scans can miss critical dependencies nested deep inside a chain of packages. Phi Software SBOM solves that with automated inventory generation at build time, integrated directly into CI/CD pipelines.

You can export Phi SBOMs in standard formats such as SPDX or CycloneDX. That ensures compatibility with security tools, vulnerability databases, and auditing frameworks. The SBOM stays up to date as code changes, builds run, and new dependencies are added.

This level of transparency improves incident response. When a zero-day hits, you search the SBOM, isolate affected components, and patch fast. It reduces guesswork and delays—two things attackers exploit.

Software without an SBOM is blind. Software with Phi SBOM sees everything.

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