Products
Software transparency (SBOM)
A software bill of materials (SBOM) lists the software components inside a product. It lets you, and us, check quickly whether a newly published vulnerability affects your system.
Why it matters
When a vulnerability is published in a common software library, the first question is whether your equipment uses it. An SBOM answers that question in minutes, not days. From 11 December 2027, the Cyber Resilience Act requires manufacturers to draw up an SBOM, in a commonly used machine-readable format, covering at least the top-level dependencies of their products.
Our approach
- We will produce an SBOM for our control panel and controller firmware, IntelliDep and our PC software, and update it with each release.
- Current status: planned.
Requesting an SBOM
From 11 December 2027, SBOMs will be available on request to owners of a supported system. Requests go to , quoting your SO number.