Continuous SBOM Monitoring & Supply Chain Risk Intelligence
Static SBOMs become outdated within days as dependencies update. Socket.dev monitors npm but teams need continuous SBOM monitoring across all ecosystems with behavioral analysis that detects supply chain attacks in real-time, not just known CVEs.
Problem Statement
Current SBOM tools generate a snapshot that's stale within days. CVE databases lag behind zero-days. Behavioral analysis (Socket.dev approach) works for npm but doesn't cover Go, Rust, or Java ecosystems. Compliance requires current SBOMs but teams only regenerate them for audits.
The Idea
A continuous SBOM monitoring platform that regenerates software bills of materials on every build, tracks behavioral changes in dependencies across all ecosystems, and provides supply chain risk scores that update in real-time as the threat market evolves.
Why Now
Software supply chain attacks increased 300% in 2024-2025. NIST and EU CRA now mandate SBOM maintenance. Socket.dev proved the market but focuses on npm/Python. Teams need cross-market coverage (Go, Rust, Java, .NET) with continuous monitoring, not point-in-time scans.
Target User
Security engineers and AppSec teams at companies with compliance requirements mandating current SBOMs and supply chain monitoring
Target Market
Companies subject to NIST, EU CRA, or customer security requirements with applications using 100+ dependencies across multiple ecosystems
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