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Manage your SBOM Play configuration and storage

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Storage Management

Export & Import (with Checksum Validation)
Checksum Protection: All exports include SHA-256 checksums to detect tampering. Imports automatically verify checksums before importing data.
Export Options
Import Options
For individual cache exports/imports and advanced storage tools, see Debug Tools.
Cache Management
Global Entity Caches: These caches store package, author, and vulnerability data shared across all analyses. Clearing analysis data does not affect these caches, allowing faster re-analysis without re-fetching from APIs.
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Entity Caches (Global)
Analysis Data (Organization/Repository Specific)
This clears organization/repository analysis data but keeps entity caches intact.
Analysis Settings
Maximum depth to traverse when resolving dependency trees (default: 10)

10 levels

At this depth and below, use parallel processing for faster npm resolution (default: 4). Lower = more parallel, faster but more API load.

Parallel at depth 4+

Number of dependencies to resolve in parallel at deeper levels (default: 10)

10 concurrent

API Settings
Timeout for all API requests in seconds (default: 10)

10 seconds

Sanctioned Countries
Compliance Feature: Configure countries sanctioned by your organization. Authors from these countries will be flagged in the Authors page. This helps identify potential compliance risks when authors from sanctioned countries contribute to your dependencies.
Enter ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes separated by commas (e.g., CN, RU, BY). These will be in addition to USA and UN sanctioned countries.

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