Scientific Abstract
Overview & Methodology
A CBOM is only useful across an organisational boundary if the receiving party can interpret asset ownership and exposure claims without out-of-band context. We propose three additions to the interchange schema covering custody attestation, exposure-lifetime annotation, and a deprecation channel for algorithms withdrawn mid-programme, and discuss migration impact for institutions already producing inventories under the current draft.
Citation & Indexing
Standard Citation
S. Malviya, C. V. Ghate. Comments on cryptographic bill of materials interchange for regulated financial estates. Submitted contribution · working group review, 2026.
BibTeX Entry
@techreport{malviya2026cbom,
title = {Comments on cryptographic bill of materials interchange for regulated financial estates},
author = {Malviya, S. and Ghate, C. V.},
institution= {UElement Technologies Private Limited},
year = {2026}
}Applied in Real-world Infrastructure
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Publication Access
Reference IDUE-RES-2026-010
FormatStandards contribution
LicenceCC BY 4.0 (Open Access)
Applied Sovereignty
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AdviQ Advisory CommitmentsGuaranteed
- ◆Exhaustive Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM)
- ◆Post-quantum vulnerability exposure ranking
- ◆Hardware-neutral algorithm assessment
- ◆Phased migration roadmap with operational safeguards
Assessment rigorNIST & BSI aligned
