How do you record a license that is not on the SPDX License List?
Use a LicenseRef identifier and keep the extracted license text with it. How the format works, uniqueness rules, and what to store in your SBOM.
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Use a LicenseRef identifier and keep the extracted license text with it. How the format works, uniqueness rules, and what to store in your SBOM.
SP 800-18 Rev. 2 replaced the 2006 guide in June 2026 and covers security, privacy and supply chain plans. What a software team should check now.
NIST withdrew the 2018 SP 800-171A on 14 May 2024 in favor of Rev. 3. Here is how that fits with CMMC rules that still point to Rev. 2 requirements.
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Usually wait until the observation period ends, or plan the change with your auditor and overlap evidence. Here is how to decide and what to document.
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