Why we built SBOMAtlas
SBOMs solved one problem and created another. Organizations now receive machine-readable lists of everything inside the software they buy and ship — and then have nowhere to put them, no automatic way to check them against known vulnerabilities, and no structured way to ask a vendor whether a finding is actually exploitable.
SBOMAtlas was built to close that gap. It takes SBOMs from vendors, pipelines, and internal builds; links them to specific products and versions; analyzes every component for known vulnerabilities; and gives security teams a triage workflow with ownership, notes, and due dates. Where exploitability is in question, VEX statements and requests move between customer, organization, and vendor inside the platform rather than over email.
The result is a single, continuous view of software risk — one that can be shown to an auditor, a customer, or a board, and backed by a record of exactly how each decision was made.