Cybeats SBOM Studio

Cybeats Technologies Inc. is a software supply chain security company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, with a US location in Dover, Delaware. It helps manufacturers of medical devices, industrial equipment and connected products manage software bills of materials (SBOMs) and vulnerabilities to meet rules such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act and FDA Section 524B.

SBOM Studio stores, enriches, shares and continuously monitors SBOMs, with vulnerability lifecycle management through VEX and vulnerability disclosure, licence risk assessment and compliance support. SBOM Consumer lets buyers ingest and validate vendor SBOMs inside GRC and third-party risk processes and monitor them for new threats. Raven adds an AI layer that uses business and codebase context to prioritise triage, and a marketplace of binary analysis partners produces SBOMs for products without source code. SPDX, CycloneDX, AIBOM, CBOM and HBOM formats are supported.

• SBOM inventory: Stores, enriches and versions SBOMs across products.
• Vulnerability lifecycle: Manages findings with VEX and vulnerability disclosure workflows.
• SBOM Consumer: Ingests and validates vendor SBOMs within GRC and TPRM processes.
• Raven AI: Prioritises vulnerability triage using business and codebase context.
• Binary analysis marketplace: Generates SBOMs from binaries through vetted partners.
• Compliance support: Helps meet EU CRA, FDA 524B and CISA minimum element requirements.

A Vietnamese medical device maker can manage SBOMs for FDA and CRA submissions in SBOM Studio. An electronics manufacturer can obtain SBOMs for third-party firmware through the binary analysis marketplace. A bank can validate SBOMs received from software vendors during procurement with SBOM Consumer.

Product security teams keep every SBOM and vulnerability decision in one place and can share it with customers and regulators. A customer security architect reports vulnerability review time falling from days to under an hour, and an engineer reports about 500 hours saved per project on open-source vulnerability analysis. Buyers gain a structured way to check supplier SBOMs.

CRA vulnerability reporting obligations began in September 2026 and an SBOM will be mandatory for products placed on the EU market from December 2027. Medical device, industrial and electronics exporters in Vietnam and Southeast Asia must therefore produce and maintain SBOMs, while banks and utilities increasingly request them from software suppliers.

Headquartered at 401 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada, with a US location in Dover, Delaware. Announced an OEM partnership with Keysight in February 2026 and has a partnership case study with Schneider Electric. Customer logos include Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation, Emerson, Hubbell, BD, Astemo, Orange and Midmark.