# manifestcyber.com

> AI-optimized mirror of manifestcyber.com containing 50 pages totalling 36,107 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://manifestcyber.com. Last updated: 2026-08-08T09:45:55.456Z.

Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG).

## Homepage

- [Manifest Cyber | SBOM Generation & Software Supply Chain Security](/content/site-root.html): Automate SBOM generation, secure your software supply chain, and gain complete technology transparency across code, AI, vendors, and embedded systems. (555 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [Software Supply Chain Compliance & SBOM Management - Manifest Platform](/content/governance-and-compliance/index.html): Stay ahead of global software regulations (CRA, NIS 2, FDA, DoW) with the Manifest Platform. Simplify compliance audits, manage SBOMs, and gain continuous supply chain visibility. (766 words)
- [Executive Order Compliance: What Software and AI Suppliers Must Do Now](/content/blog/executive-order-on-software-and-ai-risk/index.html): New federal mandates are reshaping software and AI supply chain security. Learn how Manifest can help you meet Executive Order requirements with SBOMs, cryptography inventories, open-weight AI risk assessments, and scalable practices. (1,261 words)
- [White House AI Cybersecurity Executive Order: All Gas, No Brakes](/content/blog/all-gas-no-brakes/index.html): The White House AI Cybersecurity EO accelerates AI adoption while sidestepping real governance. Daniel Bardenstein on what the order gets wrong and what federal leaders should watch. (1,414 words)
- [Manifest Cyber Blog](/content/blog/index.html): Get the scoop on what's happening in the world of Manifest Cyber and general software supply chain security news. (329 words)
- [Resource Center | Manifest Cyber](/content/resources/index.html): Browse blogs, case studies, solution briefs, and webinars on software supply chain security, SBOMs, and vulnerability management from Manifest Cyber. (315 words)
- [NDAA AI Transparency: Mission Critical for DoD Security](/content/blog/congress-ai-transparency/index.html): New NDAA provisions mandate unprecedented AI transparency for the DoD, exposing critical gaps in model visibility and control. Learn how AI SBOMs and governance are now essential for national security. (972 words)
- [Master Subscription Agreement - Manifest Cyber](/content/master-subscription-agreement/index.html) (2,118 words)
- [AI Security in the FY26 NDAA: What It Gets Right and What’s Missing](/content/blog/ai-security-fy26-ndaa/index.html): The FY26 NDAA integrates AI security into DOW cybersecurity, procurement, and training. Here’s what it gets right, what it misses, and why AI supply chain transparency and AIBOMs matter. (1,138 words)
- [FOCI and Software Supply Chain Security for Government Suppliers](/content/blog/foci-in-the-machine/index.html): Why FOCI now applies to open source, containers, CI/CD, and AI models—and how to prove provenance with continuous SBOM/VEX evidence. (1,388 words)
- [FOCI Under the Hood: The BIS Rule, SBOMs, and Automotive Software Supply Chain Risk](/content/blog/foci-under-the-hood/index.html): The finalized BIS rule (Model Year 2027) prohibits connected vehicles with Chinese/Russian software or control. Learn how FOCI risk extends to open-source, why AppSec tools fall short, and what OEMs must do to achieve compliance and prove software provenance. (1,515 words)
- [Cookie Policy - Manifest Cyber](/content/cookie-policy/index.html): This Cookie Policy offers some transparency into the cookies and similar technologies used by Manifest Cyber. (1,315 words)
- [blog/ai-supply-chains-are-opaque/index.html](/content/blog/ai-supply-chains-are-opaque/index.html) (1,644 words)
- [Introducing Manifest — Manifest](/content/blog/introducing-manifest/index.html): Manifest announces seed funding to accelerate growth. (1,075 words)
- [C/C++ SBOMs, Nix Security, and Supply Chain Visibility](/content/blog/c-sbom-generator/index.html): Learn how Manifest delivers C/C++ SBOM generation, Nix vulnerability visibility, reachability analysis, and binary inspection to prioritize real software supply chain risk. (1,242 words)
- [AI Transparency Roadmap: How Security Leaders Can Secure the Black Box of AI](/content/blog/implementing-ai-transparency/index.html): Discover how security leaders can achieve AI transparency and mitigate risks. Learn how to build AI inventories, use AI Bills of Materials (AIBOMs), and integrate risk assessments to secure AI at scale. Ask ChatGPT (1,008 words)
- [Getting Started with SBOMs: The Basics — Manifest](/content/blog/getting-started-with-sboms/index.html): The basics of SBOM and its value for security, third party risk management, and compliance. (869 words)
- [CISA AI SBOM Use Case Guide: Why AI Needs a Software Bill of Materials](/content/blog/bringing-sboms-to-ai/index.html): Learn why CISA’s new AI SBOM Tiger Team guide defines the future of AI governance, risk management, and transparency. Discover what an AI software bill of materials is, and why your organization needs one. (844 words)
- [Continuous ATO with Manifest - Real-time Authorization & Risk Management](/content/blog/continuous-ato/index.html): Transition from static ATO to continuous ATO with Manifest. Automate SBOMs, monitor supply chain risks, and ensure real-time compliance for modern authorization. (632 words)
- [AI Governance Gap: Rethinking Software Supply Chain Security | Manifest Cyber Report](/content/blog/beyond-the-black-box/index.html): New research reveals a critical AI readiness gap: 73% of executives believe their AI security is mature, but AppSec teams report fragmentation. Download the Beyond the Black Box report to benchmark your organization, understand the risks of Shadow AI, and learn how unified transparency can reduce friction and accelerate adoption. (841 words)
- [Manifest Product Security | SBOM & Supply Chain Risk Platform](/content/product-security/index.html): Identify and resolve software supply chain risks fast. Upload SBOMs, manage VEX, detect vulnerabilities, and share compliance data, without slowing development. (742 words)
- [What SCA Can't Tell You About Product Risk](/content/blog/from-component-findings-to-product-risk/index.html): Product security leaders need more than a CVE list per repo. Here's what it takes to understand risk across the full product hierarchy before it ships. (1,038 words)
- [CVE-2025-7783: JavaScript form-data Vulnerability Exposes Organizations – How Manifest Responded](/content/blog/fast-response-to-a-critical-javascript-cve-7783/index.html): A critical flaw (CVE-2025-7783) in the JavaScript form-data library impacts millions of apps. Learn which versions are vulnerable, how Manifest worked through the weekend to assess and notify customers, and why SBOMs are key to rapid discovery and remediation. (740 words)
- [Manifest Supplier Risk | Third-Party Risk Management](/content/supplier-risk/index.html): Continuously monitor third-party software risk with SBOMs, binary analysis, and real-time alerts. Ensure compliance with NIST, FDA, EU CRA, and more. (627 words)
- [Demo Request - Manifest Cyber](/content/demo-request/index.html): See the Manifest Platform in action. Our platform uncovers hidden software supply chain risks, enabling customers to confidently detect and manage threats at scale. (624 words)
- [Introducing Manifest Foreign Risk: FOCI Visibility for Open Source Software](/content/blog/introducing-manifest-foreign-risk/index.html): Manifest Foreign Risk gives security teams the ability to identify open source contributors tied to sanctioned nations, foreign militaries, and intelligence agencies before software ships. Available now. (712 words)
- [When Software Expires: Tackling EOL/EOS Risk in Medical Devices](/content/blog/eol-risk-medical-devices/index.html): Learn how medical device manufacturers can manage End-of-Life (EOL) & End-of-Support (EOS) software risks, streamline FDA SBOM submissions, and build safer devices. (561 words)
- [AI Security Gaps Exposed at Black Hat USA 2025 in Las Vegas – Daniel Bardenstein’s CISO Insights](/content/blog/ai-at-black-hat-usa-2025/index.html): From the Black Hat USA 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Daniel Bardenstein shares firsthand insights on AI’s rise as a top CISO concern, the lack of AI risk management tools, vulnerability overload, and third-party risk blind spots. (687 words)
- [EasyJSON - What is actually going on?](/content/blog/easyjson-what-is-actually-going-on/index.html): How do I protect my software supply chain against foreign influence from concerning countries? (738 words)
- [Manifest’s SBOM Management Platform Receives FedRAMP High Authorization](/content/blog/fedramp-high-authorization/index.html): Manifest SBOM management capability receives FedRAMP High authorization (253 words)
- [AI Governance Challenges: Security, Third-Party Risk, and Compliance in Enterprise AI Adoption](/content/blog/governing-ai-in-practice/index.html): As enterprises go “AI first,” product security, TPRM, and GRC teams face new risks—from opaque AI supply chains to evolving compliance mandates. Learn how visibility, governance, and AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM) tracking can reduce risk, strengthen trust, and enable responsible AI adoption. (1,138 words)
- [Get a Demo - Manifest Cyber](/content/get-a-demo/index.html): Manifest Cyber secures the software supply chains of the world's most critical institutions with complete SBOM and vulnerability management and automated compliance. (662 words)
- [Manifest Platform | Software Supply Chain Security at Scale](/content/platform/index.html): Secure your software supply chain with the Manifest Platform. Track, assess, and enforce trust across all components and AI systems, at enterprise scale. (363 words)
- [AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM): Transparency for AI Supply Chains](/content/aibom/index.html): Learn what AIBOMs are and how they bring transparency to datasets, models, and software—supporting compliance, security, and trust across your AI supply chain. (495 words)
- [Introducing Korea’s Digital Medical Products Act (DMPA) and Manifest Available in Korean](/content/blog/introducing-koreas-digital-medical-products-act-dmpa-and-manifest-available-in-korean.html): What the DMPA requires from medical device manufacturers, and how companies can comply with the DMPA (541 words)
- [Next-Generation SCA: Continuous, Contextual, Risk-Focused SCA](/content/sca/index.html): Reinvent SCA with Manifest Cyber. Reduce noise, eliminate false positives, and gain full-lifecycle visibility with next-generation SCA that prioritizes real risk. (457 words)
- [Manifest Cyber in the News](/content/press/index.html): Read about Manifest Cyber in the news. See our latest press releases. (194 words)
- [Manifest AI Risk | AI Risk Management & Assessment](/content/ai-risk/index.html): Automate AI risk assessment and management. Identify AI risks in models, data, and licenses to enforce governance and reduce AI security risks. (298 words)
- [Open-Source Software Tracking | Monitor Risks & Compliance](/content/open-source/index.html): Manifest Cyber tracks open-source components, monitors vulnerabilities, and enforces license compliance, delivering visibility and risk management across OSS. (435 words)
- [Vulnerability Disclosure - Manifest Cyber](/content/vdp/index.html): This policy is intended to give security researchers clear guidelines for conducting vulnerability discovery activities and to convey our preferences. (656 words)
- [Vulnerability Management | Smarter Prioritization with Manifest Cyber](/content/vulnerability-management/index.html): Manifest Cyber reduces false positives with code reachability and exploitability analysis, prioritizing vulnerabilities that matter for faster remediation. (422 words)
- [SBOM Generation | Automate Software Supply Chain Transparency](/content/sbom-generation/index.html): Manifest Cyber automates SBOM generation in SPDX and CycloneDX formats, helping organizations meet compliance, strengthen product security, and reduce supplier risk. (524 words)
- [Streamline C-SCRM | Manage Supplier Cyber Risk](/content/c-scrm/index.html): Identify, assess, and continuously monitor third-party risk. Manifest Cyber aligns with NIST & CISA C-SCRM to secure your extended software supply chain. (398 words)
- [Case Studies - Manifest Cyber](/content/case-studies/index.html): Learn how enterprise organizations are reducing AI and software supply chain risk with Manifest Cyber. (88 words)
- [Beyond the Black Box | AI Supply Chain Security Report](/content/beyond-the-black-box-ai-report/index.html): Beyond the Black Box reveals new data from 300+ security leaders on shadow AI, SBOM gaps, and the enterprise AI readiness divide. Download the report. (162 words)
- [Webinars & Podcasts - Manifest Cyber](/content/webinars/index.html): On-demand webinars and podcasts on SBOMs, AIBOMs, and supply chain security from Manifest. Learn to manage risk, compliance, and software safety. (177 words)
- [Ship Safer Software for Vehicles, comply with UNECE R155](/content/automotive/index.html): Build safer vehicle software by track all components in vehicle systems, manage vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE WP.29 R155. (155 words)
- [The Leader in SBOM for the Defense Industrial Base](/content/defense-government-contractors/index.html): Build automated programs to comply with Executive Order 14028 and federal SBOM requirements. (147 words)
- [Work with Us! - Manifest Cyber](/content/careers/index.html): Join a diverse team of smart, mission-driven people who are passionate about making software security safer for all. Fully remote. (145 words)

## About Pages

- [About Manifest Cyber - Meet the team](/content/about/index.html): We're on a mission to secure the global software and AI supply chain. We do this by building solutions for security teams to use SBOMs to their full potential. (687 words)

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