📋 Case Study
Consumer Electronics BOM Cybersecurity Risk Mitigation
Third-party firmware components lacked SBOM (Software Bill of Materials), exposing supply chain vulnerability to CVE exploits
🏗️ Project Overview
Next-gen smart home hub with embedded AI processor
🎯 Challenge
Third-party firmware components lacked SBOM (Software Bill of Materials), exposing supply chain vulnerability to CVE exploits
🔧 Design Approach
Integrated Syft/Trivy into CI/CD pipeline; extended BOM schema to include SWID tags, SBOM exports (SPDX), and certificate attestation
📐 Design Diagram
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📐 Key Calculations
SBOM Coverage Rate
(Components with SBOM / Total SW Components) × 100
Result: 100%
Mandatory for U.S. Executive Order 14028 compliance
📊 Results
Passed DHS CISA audit; achieved NIST SP 800-161 alignment; zero critical CVEs in production release💡 Lessons Learned
- •Hardware BOMs must coexist with software BOMs in unified governance
- •SBOM generation must be automated — manual creation is unsustainable at scale
✅ Key Takeaways
- 1Hardware BOMs must coexist with software BOMs in unified governance
- 2SBOM generation must be automated — manual creation is unsustainable at scale
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