PRODUCT / SBOM/XBOM MANAGEMENT

Every SBOM, organized, diffable, searchable.

SBOMs generated in CI end up as build artifacts nobody can query. ReARM attaches every SBOM and xBOM to the release that produced it, per component and per product.

01 / ORGANIZED STORAGE

Not a bucket of JSON files

Every SBOM and xBOM is versioned and tied to the release that produced it, per component and per product. Ask for any shipped version's bill of materials and get it in one click.

PLACEHOLDER — SCREENSHOT 4: product release composition view

02 / CONTINUOUS DIFFING

What changed between 1.2 and 1.3? Two answers, same release pair.

Dependency delta: every new release is automatically diffed against its predecessor as it lands. Continuous, not on-request; any two versions diffable on demand, at component and product level. Code delta: auto-generated changelogs from the commits between the two releases, shown alongside the SBOM diff. Releases are versioned automatically per your org's version schema; no manual bumping.

Dependency-analysis tools do not do cross-version SBOM diffing. ReARM does.
PLACEHOLDER — SCREENSHOT 1 + 3: SBOM diff between versions, changelog alongside

03 / DEPENDENCY SEARCH

Where do we run log4j 2.14?

Answered portfolio-wide in seconds, across every product and every shipped version. Not just the latest build: everything you have ever released.

PLACEHOLDER — SCREENSHOT 2: dependency search results across portfolio

04 / BEYOND SBOM

HBOMs, VDRs, attestations, anything

Arbitrary artifacts attach to releases with the same organization and the same roll-up. If it is evidence, it has a place in the hierarchy.

PLACEHOLDER — SCREENSHOT: artifacts attached to a release

05 / DISTRIBUTION

Serve SBOMs downstream

Distribute SBOMs and artifacts to downstream consumers via TEA. Customers, authorities, and program offices pull from the same organized source.

PLACEHOLDER — SCREENSHOT: distribution / TEA endpoint view
WHERE THIS LIVES IN THE HIERARCHY
SBOM/xBOM Release BranchComponentFeature SetProduct

See your releases the way ReARM sees them.