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SBOM

In the age of AI, how do you know what data to trust?

Last week, the godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton smashed the glass and activated the big red AI alarm button warning all of us about creating a world where we won’t “be able to know what is true anymore”. What’s happening now with everything AI makes all the other tech revolutions of the past 40 plus years seem almost trivial.

Instaproof in action! Drag. Drop. Verify!

Will demonstrates how easy it is to use RKVST Instaproof to verify the authenticity of a document. With Instaproof, you can drag and drop any file to instantly verify its origin, so you can make informed decisions about whether to trust it or not. Instaproof is perfect for anyone that wants to ensure the authenticity and provenance of their data, whether it's for regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection, or just good business practice.

RKVST Instaproof - instant data provenance

Drag. Drop. Verify! Instantly verify the origin, provenance and authenticity of any file with a simple drag and drop. Quickly identify fraudulent or modified data, or data of unknown provenance. RKVST Instaproof is the fastest way to instantly prove who did what when for any digital asset. Connects with your existing data – on premises or in the cloud including Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive.

A Guide to Standard SBOM Formats

The software bill of materials (SBOM) has become an increasingly important tool for providing much-needed clarity about the components that make up software — both for application security purposes and governmental compliance. Unlike manual spreadsheets, SBOMs standardize everything into a particular format to minimize inconsistencies. There are three primary SBOM formats currently available, which allow companies to easily generate, share, and consume SBOM data.

What is Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) & Why Is It So Important?

Computer software is a complicated construct composed of numerous diverse components. Open-source software is becoming ever more common as a building block in software. This phenomenon is accompanied by an increase in exploitable vulnerabilities, so being able to tell quickly what your software is composed of is becoming increasingly important - both in applications that you develop yourselves and the ones from suppliers and vendors.

Hands-on guide: How to scan and block container images to mitigate SBOM attacks

According to OpenLogic’s Open Source Adoption and Expansion in 2022 Report, the adoption of Open Source Software (OSS) across all sizes of organizations is rising with 40% of respondents stating an increase of OSS software over the previous year and 36% reporting a significant increase in OSS software usage. The increase in OSS adoption can be attributed to a number of factors including access to the latest innovations, reduction in costs and frequent product updates.

RKVST Track and Trace Demo

This demo is an example of how RKVST was used to collect information from different databases and different suppliers to form a single source of truth for the full lifecycle of an asset - which in this case is a disposal container for nuclear waste. RKVST provenance-as-a-service enables organizations to authenticate data and build trustworthy digital supply chains. It also makes it quick and easy to locate an asset.