Software developers are not security specialists and aren't expected to be, leading to a disconnect between development practices and security considerations, particularly as SBOMs are now demanded.
Developers face mounting pressure to deliver software quickly without the expertise required for security scrutiny, needing support rather than mere expectations.
Most software today incorporates 70% to 90% third-party libraries and open-source components, which introduces complexity in security management and highlights the importance of SBOMs.
As software development evolves, the reliance on external libraries necessitates a deeper awareness of security implications, underscoring the culture of sharing within the industry.
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