Built for tier-1 banks. Audited by examiners.
The OCC asks about your software supply chain. So does the FRB. So does NYDFS. SBOMVault Enterprise is the only platform built from day one to clear the bank examiner bar — vendor intake at scale, AI under SR 11-7 governance, and FS-ISAC sector sharing.
The challenges we hear
Receiving SBOMs from 4,000+ vendors
Your TPRM team needs each critical vendor to push an SBOM. Manual intake is impossible at this scale; existing platforms are built for outbound sharing, not inbound receiving.
OCC operational resilience expectations
Examiners now ask "if vendor X goes down, what's your blast radius?" You need cross-portfolio concentration analysis, not a list of CVEs.
FRB SR 11-7 model risk on AI features
Your bank's MRM committee will block any AI-powered tool without proper documentation, validation, drift monitoring, and an off-switch. Most SBOM platforms have AI without governance.
DORA + EU operations
EU subsidiaries need an Article 28 register of ICT providers and concentration risk reporting by January 2025 enforcement. Most US-built tools haven't adapted.
NYDFS Part 500 + GLBA + FFIEC alignment
Your audit log retention, encryption, and incident notification controls all need to map cleanly to specific examiner expectations — across multiple overlapping regimes.
Sector-level threat intelligence
When 11 of 14 banks see the same vendor incident, you should know within hours — not when CISA publishes the KEV listing days later.
How SBOMVault helps
01
Vendor SBOM Intake Portal
Self-service portal where each vendor uploads, gets validated, and is risk-scored. The inverse of typical SBOM sharing — built for the receiving side.
02
Concentration Risk Analysis
Cross-portfolio blast-radius modeling. OCC operational resilience reports + DORA Article 28 register exports built in.
03
SR 11-7 AI Governance
Model cards, validation reports, drift monitoring, and tenant-level disable switches for every AI feature. MRM-committee-ready.
04
BYOK / CMK with HSM
AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, GCP KMS, including FIPS 140-2 L3 HSM. Crypto-shred on key revocation.
05
PrivateLink + US-only data plane
No public-internet data path. Region pinning per tenant. OCC data-residency compliant.
06
FS-ISAC Consortium Sharing
Privacy-preserving cross-tenant analytics across member banks. Vendor incidents and import-level reachability signals 4+ hours ahead of CISA KEV.
07
ABAC + Separation of Duties
Attribute-based access (BU, classification, geography), dual-approval workflows, and break-glass elevated access. Maps to OCC Heightened Standards.
08
10-year tamper-evident audit log
Hash-chained, WORM-stored, and SIEM-streaming. Splunk HEC, Sentinel, Chronicle, and Kafka destinations.
09
ServiceNow + Brinqa + Vulcan
First-class integration with the GRC, ITSM, and vuln-orchestration stack you already run. Bidirectional sync.
Every vendor
SBOM intake, scoring, and continuous monitoring in one workspace
KEV + EPSS
exploit evidence on every finding, refreshed continuously
Concentration
shared-dependency exposure quantified across your vendor portfolio
Frequently asked questions
- How does SBOMVault handle inbound SBOMs from thousands of vendors?
- The Vendor SBOM Intake Portal is a self-service portal where each vendor uploads, gets validated, and is risk-scored. It is built for the receiving side, the inverse of typical outbound SBOM sharing.
- How does SBOMVault meet FRB SR 11-7 model risk governance for AI features?
- SBOMVault provides model cards, validation reports, drift monitoring, and tenant-level disable switches for every AI feature, making it MRM-committee-ready under SR 11-7.
- Does SBOMVault support customer-managed encryption keys and HSMs?
- Yes. BYOK/CMK is supported via AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, and GCP KMS, including FIPS 140-2 L3 HSM, with crypto-shred on key revocation.
- How early does FS-ISAC consortium sharing surface vendor incidents versus public CISA KEV?
- FS-ISAC consortium sharing delivers privacy-preserving cross-tenant vendor incident and import-level reachability signals 4+ hours ahead of CISA KEV.