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Bank tech vendors need to start writing nutrition labels
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Key insight : CISA's update requires vendors to list every component in software, including borrowed code buried several layers down.
: CISA's update requires vendors to list every component in software, including borrowed code buried several layers down.
Forward look: The new elements will show up in the questionnaires banks send vendors before they show up in contracts, according to Cornerstone Advisors.
A software bill of materials, usually called an SBOM, is essentially a highly detailed nutrition label for software; it inventories the components inside.
Vendors resist writing component detail into a contract because ordinary product changes and retirements "can otherwise become contract issues," he said.