This guide examines major global regulations shaping software supply chain security, including FDA cybersecurity requirements, the EU Cyber Resilience Act, and NIST SSDF. It highlights how these frameworks emphasize secure development practices, continuous vulnerability management, and transparency through SBOMs. The document explains that organizations are increasingly accountable for security throughout the software lifecycle, shifting responsibility from consumers to producers. It outlines key requirements such as secure-by-design development, vulnerability disclosure, and compliance reporting. The guide also demonstrates how software composition analysis tools help organizations identify dependencies, manage risks, enforce policies, and achieve regulatory compliance while strengthening

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