According to Worthington et al. (2023), effective tools for managing Open Source Software (OSS) usage feature the following: secure libraries and software supply chains to prevent attacks; offer on-premises and hosted source code scanning; include workflows for development, security, and compliance teams; provide binary analysis or add-ons for third-party code; enhance Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and vulnerability detection; utilize policy engines for risk management; integrate security into development workflows; offer remediation, automation, and educational resources; and support diverse software supply chains and DevSecOps environments.

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• Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) concept