Post-Quantum Readiness
Collect SBOM from your suppliers, then watch them like your own.
Interlynk requests SBOMs from third-party vendors without onboarding them, validates every upload, and continuously monitors supplier components for new vulnerabilities and policy violations across your portfolio.
Modern products are assembled from third-party components. The supplier risk that rides along, unknown vulnerabilities and stale inventories, almost never sits anywhere you can act on it.
COLLECTION
Suppliers don't send SBOMs.
Requests turn into email threads and follow-ups, and most never produce a usable file.
Validation
What arrives is unchecked.
Attachments come in mixed formats with missing fields and no place to live in your inventory.
Monitoring
Nobody watches it after.
A supplier component picks up a critical CVE months later, and you hear about it from the news.
Send a request by email. The vendor uploads over a secure link, no account and no portal login. You review it and accept it into the right product.
01 - Request
Send a link
Enter a vendor email and the product you want covered. Interlynk emails a secure upload link. The vendor needs no Interlynk account.
02 - Upload
They drop a file
The vendor uploads a CycloneDX or SPDX SBOM. The link is valid for 24 hours and auto-renews if clicked after it expires. Each upload is validated for format and completeness.
03 - Accept
Ingest into a product
Review the SBOM, pick the target product and environment, and accept. It enters the same processing pipeline as your first-party SBOMs.
Once accepted, a vendor SBOM is not a file in a folder. Its components sit in the same inventory and the same monitoring as everything you build.
Supplier monitoring, answered.
How do I get an SBOM from a supplier who doesn't use Interlynk?
Send an SBOM request from the dashboard with the vendor's email. Interlynk emails them a secure upload link. They upload the file directly, with no account and no portal to log into.