#provenance — Public Fediverse posts

"In this article, I present real-world use cases showing how SWHID can improve SBOMs, support regulatory compliance such as the Cyber Resilience Act, and enable traceability, across different industries."

Last blog post of the #swhid series: https://toscalix.com/2026/04/07/swhid-in-practice-sbom-verification-cra-compliance-and-traceability-use-cases/

#compliance #softwareidentifier #provenance #traceability #cra #sbom

Today at 23:00 UTC I will be speaking about #swhid in automotive use cases to the #openchain #automotive group. Check https://openchain-project.github.io/Automotive-Open-Source-Governance-Monthly/

#provenance #traceability #integrity #compliance #safety

[...] "I just explained the syntax of SWHID, describing how their core identifier and optional qualifiers combine to uniquely reference software artifacts, as well as specific fragments within them. "

https://toscalix.com/2026/03/17/description-of-swhid-syntax/

#swhid #swidentifier #provenance #traceability #integrity #compliance

This article explains the syntax of #swhid describing how the core identifier and optional qualifiers are structured. It shows how SWHIDs can reference software artifacts such as files, directories, revisions, and releases, and how their design enables precise comparison of software.

http://toscalix.com/2026/03/17/description-of-swhid-syntax/

#provenance #traceability @swheritage #swidentifier

This coming Monday Mar 2nd at 17: 00 CET I will be speaking online about Software Hash Identifier, at the CRA Mondays sessions, organised by the @orcwg at the @EclipseFdn

I will describe the relevance of intrinsic identifiers, describe #swhid, provide some use cases and discuss with the audience the relevance of identifiers such SWHID in the context of the Cyber Resilience Act.

Join: https://github.com/orcwg/orcwg/blob/main/events/cra-mondays/README.md#march-2-software-hash-identifier-introduction-and-applications-to-in-development-standards

#intrinsicidentifier #provenance #compliance #cra #sbom @swheritage

Travel Tales: Visualizing Provenance as Data
by Elizabeth Alice Honig, Deb Niemeier, Christine Quach, Haojian Cheng

Provenance—the chain of an artwork’s ownership and location—has long resisted structured data analysis. Fragmentary and semi-narrative records make regularization difficult.

#Provenance #DigitalArtHistory #DataVisualization #BaroqueArt
https://journals.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php/dah/article/view/100894