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Software bill of materials (SBOMs) have become an increasingly important tool for improving the security and transparency of software products, and Tom Alrich has been actively involved in advocating for their use. As a blogger and writer, Alrich has emphasized the importance of SBOMs in identifying and tracking vulnerabilities and potential security risks in software supply chains. He has called for government regulations to require the use of SBOMs in software development, particularly in industries where software is critical, such as healthcare and financial services.
In addition to his work with SBOMs, Tom Alrich has become a well-respected voice in the energy industry, providing insights and analysis on a range of topics, from renewable energy to energy policy and regulation, including deep discussions on critical infrastructure and operational technology (OT) environments. Through his blog, “The Energy Collective,” which he founded in 2008, Alrich has contributed to discussions on the challenges facing the industry and potential solutions that could help address them.
Alrich’s experience in the energy industry has given him a unique perspective on the potential for innovative technology solutions to improve the sustainability and efficiency of the industry. His work with SBOMs reflects his ongoing commitment to promoting transparency and security, not only in the energy industry, but also in other industries where software plays a critical role. Through his writing and advocacy, Tom Alrich has become a respected and influential voice on issues related to energy, regulations, and the environment.