Why AI supply chains need SBOMs: agentic AI brings authorization drift and shadow deployments
ChuckDBrooks · x · 2026-10-01
Chuck Brooks, advisor at CyBeats, argues that the shift from generative AI to autonomous systems requires extending software supply chain practices—specifically SBOMs—to AI models.
- Agentic AI systems that autonomously plan, adapt, use tools, and execute tasks are entering enterprise networks, cybersecurity, defense, and logistics, dramatically shortening decision cycles
- New risks go beyond generative models: authorization drift, excessive privileges, shadow deployments, and high-velocity actions
- The piece advocates applying SBOM-style traceability and compliance to AI models
Note: published on SBOM vendor CyBeats' blog with promotional intent.
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