Software Supply Chain Security for Government
NetRise helps government agencies replace blind trust in software with independent, binary-verified evidence. By analyzing compiled artifacts across firmware, kernels, operating systems, containers, and applications, the NetRise Platform reveals what is actually inside the software and devices agencies buy, authorize, and operate, not just what vendors declare in source files, questionnaires, or SBOMs. This gives public sector teams a defensible foundation for software supply chain security, procurement review, ATO decisions, and ongoing risk management.
NetRise creates a full-stack inventory of software components and enriches it with the risk context government teams need to act quickly. Agencies can identify known vulnerabilities, weaponized exposure, misconfigurations, secrets, cryptographic artifacts, and other non-CVE risks that often evade traditional tools. With exploitability-based prioritization and rich risk context, NetRise helps security and operations teams answer the question, “Where are we exposed?” NetRise ZeroLens adds compiled-code weakness detection and patch verification for deeper validation when source code is unavailable.
NetRise also helps agencies understand who is inside their software. With NetRise Provenance, teams can trace components to their canonical repositories, maintainers, organizations, and geographic origins, then apply policy controls based on repository health, advisories, and contributor risk. The result is stronger software trust decisions across acquisition, vendor assessment, compliance, and incident response, with evidence aligned to the realities of today’s software supply chain.
