Keeper SBOM

Software Bills of Material for all Keeper Projects

What is an SBOM?

A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is a comprehensive and detailed inventory of all the components that make up a piece of software, including version numbers and licensing information, providing transparency into the software supply chain. Think of it like an ingredient list for software — it tells you exactly what third-party libraries, frameworks, and dependencies are included in Keeper's products.

Why Keeper Security Provides SBOMs

SBOMs are required under NIST 800–53 Rev 5 controls for FedRAMP compliance and help customers quickly identify vulnerabilities, meet compliance requirements, and assess supply chain risk. They provide transparency into software components, helping mitigate risks from malicious or compromised elements.

Keeper's SBOM Approach

Keeper provides SBOMs with cryptographic digital signatures for enhanced security and authenticity. We maintain compliance with FedRAMP, NIST 800-53 Rev 5, FIPS 140-3, CMMC, HIPAA, and FISMA requirements. Our GovCloud solution meets all federal security standards.

SBOM Format and Technical Details

Keeper provides SBOMs in the CycloneDX industry-standard format (JSON):

Our SBOMs include component names, versions, suppliers, dependency relationships, license information, vulnerability references, and cryptographic signatures per NTIA guidelines.

Request the Keeper SBOM

Customers may request the latest Keeper SBOMs by contacting [email protected].

Using Your Keeper SBOM

Vulnerability Management: Import into scanning tools, cross-reference against vulnerability databases, set up automated alerts for new vulnerabilities

Compliance: Document software inventory, verify license compliance, track software provenance, generate audit reports

Risk Assessment: Analyze component security status, assess supply chain risk, plan remediation activities

SBOM Updates and Versioning

New SBOMs are published with every new software release.