Regulatory Readiness Matrix
See major software supply chain security regulations and how Hexamind Platform can support the operational evidence and response workflows they require.
Legal Notice
Regulatory Overview
Since U.S. Executive Order 14028 in 2021, software supply chain security expectations have become more concrete across the U.S. and EU. In Korea, the publication of guidance and the expansion of support programs are also making the readiness path clearer. Actual timing and obligation levels still vary by framework.
2021
U.S. E.O. 14028 Federal software supply chain security push
2024
EU CRA enters force Digital product security obligations
2024
Korean guidance 1.0 released Supply chain security baseline published
2025
Support programs expanded SBOM-based diagnostics and pilots
🇺🇸 U.S. Executive Order 14028
In U.S. federal procurement, expectations around SBOMs, secure development practices, and vulnerability management have become increasingly concrete. The exact scope still depends on procurement context and follow-on guidance.
Key Requirements
• Potential requests for machine-readable SBOMs depending on procurement terms
• Documented vulnerability disclosure and response practices
• Visibility into components and licenses
• Prepared response processes for known vulnerabilities
How Hexamind Helps
Always validate actual submission format and scope against authority guidance and contract conditions.SBOM readiness
→ Use TrustBOM and project analysis workflows to organize materials in standard formats
Vulnerability evidence and reporting
→ Document project-level findings through Security Advisory and reporting workflows
🇪🇺 EU Cyber Resilience Act
Organizations placing products with digital elements on the EU market need security-by-design, vulnerability handling, update, and support processes across the product lifecycle. The exact scope and product classification should be checked against official guidance.
Key Requirements
• Pre-release security review and vulnerability handling
• Serious vulnerability reporting procedures
• Technical documentation and component information management
• Security update and support period information
How Hexamind Helps
Always validate actual submission format and scope against authority guidance and contract conditions.Vulnerability analysis
→ Maintain project-level review history through Security Advisory and Audit
Patch and prioritization decisions
→ Use Hexamind AI to organize recommended actions and patch direction
🇰🇷 Korean Supply Chain Security Guidance and Procurement Trend
In Korea, software supply chain security guidance has been published, and SBOM-based diagnostics and model-building support expanded in 2025. Actual evidence requirements and application methods may still vary by authority and program.
Key Requirements
• Potential requests for SBOMs or component inventories depending on the program
• Alignment with secure development and supply chain security expectations
• Prepared vulnerability findings and security evidence
• Organized open source license posture
How Hexamind Helps
Always validate actual submission format and scope against authority guidance and contract conditions.SBOM and evidence organization
→ Use Security Advisory and TrustBOM to structure analysis outputs and delivery materials
License and compliance evidence
→ Organize license and baseline evidence in the Compliance module
Coverage Matrix
This reference matrix shows, at a high level, how key Hexamind capabilities can support common regulatory readiness activities.
Hexamind Capability
E.O. 14028
EU CRA
Korean Public Procurement
SBOM preparation and organization
✅
✅
✅
Delivery and verification evidence
✅
✅
✅
Vulnerability analysis and history tracking
✅
✅
✅
Security reporting and evidence packaging
✅
✅
✅
License posture review
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✅
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