Prove your SBOMs are real — don't just publish them.
EthicChain anchors each SBOM the moment it's generated, turning it into an immutable, independently verifiable attestation. Built on LNET, the IDB's LACChain network.
Why now
SBOM attestation is no longer optional.
U.S. Executive Order 14028 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act are turning the software bill of materials from a checkbox into something buyers and regulators actually verify.
What it is
A protocol, not a deposit.
EthicChain isn't a database you upload to. Each SBOM is hashed and anchored on-chain as a signed attestation — a record no one can quietly alter after the fact.
Infrastructure
Built to withstand scrutiny.
Your attestations live on LNET, the IDB's LACChain network — public-permissioned infrastructure backed by a multilateral institution, not a private server you have to be trusted to run.
How it works
From event to evidence.
Who's building this
Dan Recinos has a background in supply chain operations and process verification, and is building EthicChain on the IDB's LACChain infrastructure. The protocol is designed to turn compliance events into proof that regulators, partners, and customers can verify independently.