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AI SBOM Generator Cheatsheet

AI SBOM Generator Cheatsheet

Overview

The AI SBOM Generator is a tool that helps you create Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) for your AI systems. It is designed to help you understand the components that make up your AI systems, and to identify any potential security risks.

Key Features

  • Automated SBOM Generation: Automatically generates SBOMs for your AI systems, including your AI models, data, and code.
  • Vulnerability Scanning: Scans your AI systems for known vulnerabilities and provides recommendations for how to fix them.
  • License Compliance: Helps you ensure that your AI systems are in compliance with the licenses of the open source components that you are using.
  • Exportable Reports: Exports SBOMs in a variety of formats, including SPDX and CycloneDX.

Getting Started

  1. Install the AI SBOM Generator: Install the AI SBOM Generator on your system.
  2. Configure the tool: Configure the tool with the paths to your AI models, data, and code.
  3. Generate an SBOM: Run the tool to generate an SBOM for your AI system.
  4. Review the SBOM: Review the SBOM to understand the components that make up your AI system and to identify any potential security risks.
  5. Export the SBOM: Export the SBOM in the format of your choice.

Common Commands

  • ai-sbom-generator generate --model /path/to/model --data /path/to/data --code /path/to/code --output sbom.json: Generate an SBOM for an AI system.
  • ai-sbom-generator scan --sbom sbom.json: Scan an SBOM for known vulnerabilities.
  • ai-sbom-generator license --sbom sbom.json: Check the license compliance of an SBOM.
  • ai-sbom-generator export --sbom sbom.json --format spdx: Export an SBOM in SPDX format.

Example Use Case

Scenario: A company wants to create an SBOM for their new AI-powered product.

  1. Install and Configure: They install the AI SBOM Generator and configure it with the paths to their AI model, data, and code.
  2. Generate SBOM: They run the tool to generate an SBOM for their product.
  3. Review and Remediate: They review the SBOM and identify a number of vulnerabilities in the open source components that they are using. They then work to remediate these vulnerabilities.
  4. Export and Share: Once they have remediated the vulnerabilities, they export the SBOM in SPDX format and share it with their customers.

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