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SBOM and vulnerability scanners integration

See what your AI systems are built from, and which known vulnerabilities touch their components.

LiveLogs, SIEM and security tooling
What it does

What this integration does

This integration brings CycloneDX, SPDX, Trivy and Grype imports into an AI bill of materials, with OSV.dev lookups for AI components. Security teams get one view of the models, libraries and packages behind each AI system, and a clearer picture of which known vulnerabilities deserve attention.

Benefits

Benefits

One AI component viewModels and libraries sit together, so teams can see what each AI system is built from.
Known vulnerabilities in contextOSV.dev lookups help security teams connect a known vulnerability to the AI components and systems it touches.
Faster flaw responseWhen a new flaw appears, teams can find the affected AI systems sooner and direct attention to them.
Better supply chain answersA current component view helps teams answer customer, auditor and leadership questions about what their AI relies on.
Use cases

Use cases

Tracing a flaw across agent systems

A financial firm learns of a flaw in a popular AI library. Its security team uses the AI bill of materials to see which agent systems include that library and can focus attention where it matters most.

Documenting components for medical AI

A hospital group reviews a clinical AI assistant. Its team brings the supplier's CycloneDX file into one view of components, which helps reviewers understand what the assistant relies on and ask the supplier sharper questions.

Checking containers before a robot update

A robotics company prepares an update for the AI software on its fleet. Trivy and Grype imports show known vulnerabilities in the planned containers, which gives engineers a clearer basis for deciding what to fix before release.

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