Overview
Labrador: SCA and SBOM Management
Overview of Labrador's advanced software composition analysis platform, including 3 layer OSS scanning, SBOM generation, license compliance, and automated patching.
Labrador OSS is an advanced vulnerability and license risk management platform for organizations relying on open source software. Built with patented 3 layer analysis technology, Labrador provides unmatched precision in detecting OSS components and vulnerabilities at the function level, minimizing false positives.
The platform supports SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) generation in international standard formats (SPDX, CycloneDX), enabling compliance with Executive Order 14028, FDA cybersecurity requirements, and international supply chain security mandates.
Labrador OSS includes pinpoint patch backporting without deleting or updating versions, automatic license issue detection, and exportable reports in multiple formats. The integrated SBOM sharing system ensures transparency and automation across your software supply chain.
Highlights
- Patented 3-layer vulnerability analysis for precise OSS risk detection at the function, file, and component level, minimizing false positives and enabling pinpoint patch backporting.
- Automated SBOM generation and exchange supporting SPDX and CycloneDX formats, enabling compliance with Executive Order 14028 and global software supply chain regulations.
- Seamless integration with internal systems for automated OSS vulnerability tracking, license issue detection, and exportable governance reports.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Welcome to Labrador OSS, a secure platform for Software Composition Analysis (SCA), SBOM generation, and software supply chain risk management. This AMI comes pre-installed and ready for use.
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Access the Web Interface After launching the AMI, access the platform by navigating to:(http://your-server-ip ) Replace your-server-ip with the public IP address of your EC2 instance. You should see the Labrador platform welcome screen.
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Request Your License Key You will need a license key and configuration values to activate your instance. Please email: rogern@labradorlabs.ai or contact@labradorlabs.ai Include the following details:
- Your organization name
- Instance public IP address
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Configure Your Instance a. SSH into your EC2 instance: ssh ubuntu@your-server-ip b. Edit the configuration file: cd /onpremiseinstaller/ vi properties.ini c. In properties.ini, update the following fields under [MANDATORY PROPERTIES]: spring_jwt_secret = provided_value iotcube_web_url = http://your-server-ip Save and exit the editor.
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Restart the Platform After saving the updated config, run: ./run.sh update Wait for the process to complete. Once done, your instance will be live with the new configuration. To verify it is running, visit: http://your-server-ip/help/faqÂ
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Register Your Organization Complete setup by following the registration guide: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MJvsxJwaMLtvXvGjj3-AlaNvSxKXjm4k/view ) Use the license key provided earlier during the registration step.
Documentation: For advanced usage, updates, HTTPS, backups, and integrations, refer to the full On-Premise Installation Guide: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MJvsxJwaMLtvXvGjj3-AlaNvSxKXjm4k/view )
Support: If you encounter any issues, contact us at: rogern@labradorlabs.ai or (contact@labradorlabs.ai ) Labrador OSS with full support for software composition analysis (SCA), SBOM generation and export (SPDX & CycloneDX), and license compliance management.
Key features include:
- Patented 3-layer vulnerability analysis for accurate OSS risk detection
- Pinpoint patch backporting without overwriting OSS versions
- Auto-generated SBOMs with sharing capabilities
- Integrated license detection and attribution notice generation
- CLI and web-based scanning interface
- Deployment guide provided with AMI
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Usage instructions
Welcome to Labrador OSS, a secure platform for Software Composition Analysis (SCA), SBOM generation, and software supply chain risk management. This AMI comes pre-installed and ready for use.
- Access the Web Interface After launching the AMI, access the platform by navigating to: http://your-server-ipÂ
Replace your-server-ip with the public IP address of your EC2 instance. You should see the Labrador platform welcome screen.
- Request Your License Key
You will need a license key and configuration values to activate your instance. Please email: rogern@labradorlabs.ai or contact@labradorlabs.ai Include the following details:
- Your organization name
- Instance public IP address
- Configure Your Instance a. SSH into your EC2 instance: ssh ubuntu@your-server-ip
b. Edit the configuration file: cd /onpremiseinstaller/ vi properties.ini c. In properties.ini, update the following fields under [MANDATORY PROPERTIES]: spring_jwt_secret = (provided_value) iotcube_web_url = http://(your-server-ip) Save and exit the editor.
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Restart the Platform After saving the updated config, run: ./run.sh update Wait for the process to complete. Once done, your instance will be live with the new configuration. To verify it is running, visit: http://(your-server-ip)/help/faq
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Register Your Organization Complete setup by following the registration guide: Registration Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MJvsxJwaMLtvXvGjj3-AlaNvSxKXjm4k/viewÂ
Use the license key provided earlier during the registration step.
Documentation: For advanced usage, updates, HTTPS, backups, and integrations, refer to the full On-Premise Installation Guide included in the AMI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MJvsxJwaMLtvXvGjj3-AlaNvSxKXjm4k/viewÂ
Support: If you encounter any issues, contact us at: rogern@labradorlabs.ai or contact@labradorlabs.aiÂ
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We offer email-based support with responses within 1 business day. Our team assists with deployment, SBOM integration, license activation, and usage inquiries.
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