[Verse 1] Your supply chain's got secrets you can't let them see Proprietary code and internal libraries Building SBOMs when your components are closed How do you track what can't be exposed Private repos with sensitive names Third-party vendors playing disclosure games [Chorus] Hide what's private, track what's there SBOM security needs special care Internal components, keep them masked Proprietary parts, a different task Hide what's private, track what's there Supply chain secrets handled with care [Verse 2] Internal libraries across your org Version conflicts like a tangled cord Namespace collision when teams don't talk Dependency graphs become gridlock Document the flow but sanitize names Abstract the details, minimize claims [Chorus] Hide what's private, track what's there SBOM security needs special care Internal components, keep them masked Proprietary parts, a different task Hide what's private, track what's there Supply chain secrets handled with care [Bridge] Redacted SBOMs for external sharing Keep the structure, strip what's glaring Hash the names but track the versions Security through smart diversions Risk assessment with partial views Know your stack but guard your clues [Verse 3] Commercial vendors won't reveal their source License compliance stays on course Shadow dependencies deep in the stack Transitive risks you can't track back Build your fortress with incomplete maps Mind the security gaps [Chorus] Hide what's private, track what's there SBOM security needs special care Internal components, keep them masked Proprietary parts, a different task Hide what's private, track what's there Supply chain secrets handled with care [Outro] Balance transparency with protection Your SBOM needs careful inspection What you show and what you hide Keeps your supply chain fortified
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