Introducing parlay, a tool for enriching SBOMs
Snyk's open-source parlay tool enriches SBOMs with vulnerability and licence metadata — timely for EU enterprises building CRA- and NIS2-compliant software supply-chain transparency.
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We're excited to introduce parlay, Snyk's new open source tool that enriches SBOMs.
Editorial Analysis
With the EU Cyber Resilience Act demanding detailed software transparency, automated SBOM enrichment tools reduce the manual effort required to produce audit-ready supply-chain documentation.
Integrate an SBOM enrichment step into your CI/CD pipeline and validate that output meets CRA disclosure expectations.
Automated SBOM enrichment tools help satisfy upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act supply-chain transparency obligations at scale.
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