Sbomify
Automated CycloneDX Lifecycle & Article 14 ENISA Reporting Engine
The premier developer-first tool for software-intensive PDE. Eliminates manual SBOM maintenance and provides the fastest path to Article 14 24-hour vulnerability notification readiness.
Continuous Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) lifecycle platform with native CycloneDX export and direct integration with the September 2026 ENISA Article 14 Single Reporting Platform schema.
Statutory Capability & Article Coverage Matrix
How Sbomify performs against non-negotiable statutory mandates of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847.
| CRA Legal Obligation | Statutory Reference | Tool Capability Status |
|---|---|---|
| Technical Documentation Dossier | Annex VII | Partial / Template Export |
| EU Declaration of Conformity | Annex V | Template Only |
| Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) | Article 10 & RFC 9116 | Workflow Only |
| 24-Hour ENISA Early Warning Dispatch | Article 14 (Active Sept 2026) | Direct SRP Schema Bridge |
| Substantial Modification Diff Engine | Article 22 | Automated Change / Diff Engine |
| Binary Firmware Disassembly & SCA | Annex I Part I (1)(a) | Source & Package Level Only |
| Air-Gapped / Island-Mode Deployment | Data Sovereignty & IP Protection | Public Cloud Only |
Architectural Fit & Deployment Analysis
Integrates directly into modern git workflows. Every merge or container release triggers automated SBOM diffing, vulnerability impact analysis, and generates a tamper-evident audit record.
The primary operational strength is speed: when an exploited vulnerability is uncovered, Sbomify identifies exactly which production builds are impacted within seconds, satisfying the 24-hour Article 14 statutory deadline.
Cannot inspect bare-metal microcontrollers or proprietary C/C++ board support packages without source code access. Relies purely on package manager manifest inspection and container layers.
Pricing, Packaging & Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
- API overage fees for high-frequency microservice build pipelines
Producing an SBOM is only one requirement of Annex I Part II. Having an accurate SBOM does not prove secure default configurations, hardware bus protection, or encryption at rest.
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