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In case you missed the Energy SBOM PoC kickoff last week…
Today, Allan Friedman of NTIA sent to everybody on the mailing list for the software bill of materials Proof of Concept for the energy industry the link to the recording for our kickoff workshop last week. I hope you’ll listen to it – it was quite good, and there was a lot of participation in the chat (we addressed as many questions as we had time for during the workshop. Fortunately, we had made sure to leave time for them).
Allan also sent out the meeting minutes (prepared by Ginger Wright and her colleagues at INL), and we also have the slides available. Once we have the PoC website – to be hosted by INL – up, we’ll post all of these items there. But if you want to see either the minutes or slides now, you can drop an email to SBOMEnergyPOC@inl.gov.
One last point: If you do request the minutes or slides, we’ll put you on the mailing list for the PoC (if you're not already on it). I can promise this won’t be painful. Your inbox won’t fill up with special offers, etc. And no salesman will call.
Any opinions expressed in this blog post are strictly mine and are not necessarily shared by any of the clients of Tom Alrich LLC. If you would like to comment on what you have read here, I would love to hear from you. Please email me at tom@tomalrich.com.
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