SBOM — Software Bill of Materials

Discover dependencies in your AWS environment, check for vulnerabilities and supply chain compromises.

What to do

Read shasta.config.json for python_cmd. Use that for all commands (shown as <PYTHON_CMD>).

1. Run SBOM discovery and vulnerability scan:

   <PYTHON_CMD> -c "
   import json
   from shasta.config import get_aws_client
   from shasta.sbom.discovery import discover_sbom, save_sbom
   from shasta.sbom.vuln_scanner import scan_sbom_vulnerabilities, save_vuln_report
   
   client = get_aws_client()
   client.validate_credentials()
   print('Discovering software dependencies...')
   sbom = discover_sbom(client)
   sbom_path = save_sbom(sbom)
   print(f'SBOM: {sbom.total_dependencies} dependencies across {list(sbom.ecosystems.keys())}')
   print(f'Supply chain alerts: {len(sbom.supply_chain_alerts)}')
   
   if sbom.total_dependencies > 0:
       print('Scanning for vulnerabilities...')
       vulns = scan_sbom_vulnerabilities(sbom)
       vuln_path = save_vuln_report(vulns)
       print(f'Vulnerabilities: {vulns.total_vulnerabilities} ({vulns.critical} critical, {vulns.high} high)')
       print(f'CISA KEV matches: {vulns.kev_count}')
   "
   

2. Present results: dependency inventory, supply chain alerts, vulnerability counts. CISA KEV matches are ACTIVELY EXPLOITED — treat as P1.