SecAppDev 2026 lecture details

SBOMs and their Role in Security

A practical deep dive into SBOMs: what they are, how they’re built and used, and why they matter for modern software security, from vulnerability response and prioritization to supply‑chain risk and provenance touchpoints.

Tuesday June 2nd, 09:00 - 10:30
Room West Wing
Abstract

A practical deep dive into Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs): what they are, what they are not, and how they fit into modern software security. We will cover common data models and formats, how SBOMs are produced and consumed, and how they enable better visibility and faster decision-making across the software lifecycle. Interactive participation is particularly encouraged.

Key takeaway

Participants will learn about SBOMs, how to think about them in an end-to-end manner, and how to apply them to real security workflows.

Content level

Deep-dive

Target audience

Practitioners (developers, security engineers, architects, PMs) and interested students.

Prerequisites

Basic familiarity with software dependencies and vulnerability concepts (e.g., CVEs); no prior SBOM tooling experience required.

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Alexios Zavras
Alexios Zavras

Chief Open Source Compliance Officer, Intel Corp.

Expertise: Open Source licensing, SBOMs, legal compliance

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