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Why CISOs should automate SBOM management with AI | TechTarget

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Modern software runs on open source. Nearly all codebases -- 98% -- contain open source code, according to a 2026 report from cybersecurity vendor Black Duck, which scanned 947 codebases and analyzed nearly 3,000 individual projects between November 2024 and October 2025. Those open source components change constantly as maintainers ship patches, fixes and new versions.

A software bill of materials (SBOM) captures a snapshot of that inventory, so organizations can find and patch vulnerabilities quickly. The moment a developer merges a dependency update or a build pulls a new version, the document drifts from reality. A stale SBOM gives false confidence and slows the enterprise response when a vulnerability lands.

Regulation raises the stakes. Under the EU Cyber Resilience Act, beginning Sept. 11, 2026, organizations must report actively exploited vulnerabilities. By Dec. 11, 2027, manufacturers of products with digital elements must include machine-readable SBOMs in their...

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San Francisco mayor pushes for tougher rules after the Waymo traffic fiasco

It turns out that even San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, who once declared that the city should be a testbed for emerging tech, has his limits. Especially when that emerging tech creates a massive hours-long traffic jam that leaves thousands at a standstill. Mayor Lurie has asked state regulators to

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Ukraine wants combat humanoid robots — but expect Wall-E over Terminator, as simpler, wheeled tech still wins

* Ukraine's Brave1 opened the first state grant program treating combat humanoid robots as their own procurement category * The move, which aims to capitalize on gains by Ukraine's already-innovative robotics industry, is also cognizant of the current limitations of the tech * The goals set by Brave1 are

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Roblox launches Build, a mobile tab that turns text prompts into playable games

TL;DR Roblox launched Build, a mobile-first AI creation tab that generates games from text prompts, starting alpha in New Zealand on July 28. Roblox announced Build on Wednesday, a new creation tab inside the Roblox mobile app that lets anyone turn a text prompt into a basic playable game

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OpenAI's Hardware Plans Have a Bigger Problem Than Apple's Lawsuit

OpenAI's plans to build and sell an AI device undeniably hit a bump in the road this month when Apple filed a lawsuit against the ChatGPT maker, alleging that former Apple employees stole trade secrets when they left Apple to join OpenAI. But if OpenAI isn't

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San Francisco mayor pushes for tougher rules after the Waymo traffic fiasco

Ukraine wants combat humanoid robots &mdash; but expect Wall-E over Terminator, as simpler, wheeled tech still wins

Roblox launches Build, a mobile tab that turns text prompts into playable games

OpenAI's Hardware Plans Have a Bigger Problem Than Apple's Lawsuit

Ukraine wants combat humanoid robots — but expect Wall-E over Terminator, as simpler, wheeled tech still wins