“We are going to be having a public document that defines the minimum elements of SBOM and sort of lays out as well a path to the future of how do we go from minimum elements to sort of expanding it,” Friedman said during a June 21 event hosted by the R Street Institute. “And then other parts of the government will be up picking that up and working with NTIA to think about what that looks like from a federal procurement rules perspective. And NTIA will continue to shepherd the stakeholder community to focus on implementation at scale.”
