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NetRise Platform: New Editing, Remediation, and Performance Capabilities

With our latest release, you gain more control over your Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), faster remediation, and a platform designed to scale as demand grows. These updates reflect our ongoing drive to innovate behind the scenes, so you always have the tools to stay ahead.

Here’s what’s new with NetRise’s latest platform update:

Edit SBOMs Directly, Without Losing Integrity

An accurate SBOM is table stakes. Until now, updates often meant reprocessing the full firmware image to produce a new SBOM. With new SBOM Editing, you can add, modify, or remove components directly in the SBOM. Built-in validation against Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) 2.3, package URLs (purl), and Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX) licenses ensures accuracy. Role-based permissions restrict edits to Owners and Operators, while every change generates a full audit history, available for CSV export. Each update re-triggers vulnerability assessments so your analytics and search stay current.

This capability keeps your SBOM aligned with reality, without introducing gaps or stale data.

Track Every Change with Activity Logging

Clear visibility into meaningful changes strengthens confidence in your data. The new Activity Log records SBOM edits, risk updates, and configuration changes in one place. You know what changed, who made the update, and how it affects your environment.

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Remediate Faster, With Seamless Updates

With Remediation Workflow Improvements, advisory-based and component-based actions now update risk scoring, analytics, and reporting in sync. You no longer need to reprocess entire assets. The result is less downtime, less manual effort, and clearer visibility into how each fix affects your risk profile.

Scale Without Bottlenecks

Behind the scenes, the platform processes assets faster and more reliably. Higher concurrency improves throughput, while asynchronous refresh keeps analytics and search responsive as edits occur. Stronger validation and complete audit trails reinforce trust in the data you depend on.

Why It Matters

These improvements reflect a platform built to grow with you, and one we continue to evolve with each release. Whether you are managing supply chain risk across thousands of vendors, preparing for regulatory audits, or enabling product security teams to act with confidence, you benefit from a platform that advances as your challenges do.

With this latest update, you gain flexibility without compromising accuracy, speed without losing transparency, and scale without bottlenecks. NetRise advances with every release, giving you a platform that scales with your needs and adapts as the threat landscape changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you edit an SBOM without reprocessing the entire firmware or software asset?
Yes. With NetRise’s SBOM Editing capability, authorized users can add, modify, or remove components directly within the SBOM without reprocessing the full asset. Built-in validation against CPE 2.3, purl, and SPDX license standards helps preserve accuracy, while role-based permissions and audit history maintain control and traceability. Each edit also triggers updated vulnerability assessments so analytics, search, and risk data stay aligned with the current SBOM.
How does NetRise improve remediation workflows after an SBOM or risk update?
NetRise improves remediation by synchronizing advisory-based and component-based actions with risk scoring, analytics, and reporting. Instead of requiring full asset reprocessing after every change, the platform updates relevant data in place, reducing manual effort and downtime. This gives teams faster visibility into how remediation actions affect risk posture and makes it easier to track progress without disrupting broader analysis workflows.
What platform features help maintain trust and performance as software risk data changes?
NetRise supports trust and performance through activity logging, stronger validation, asynchronous refresh, and improved processing concurrency. The Activity Log records meaningful events such as SBOM edits, risk updates, and configuration changes, making it easier to see what changed and who changed it. At the same time, backend performance improvements keep analytics and search responsive as updates occur, allowing teams to scale operations without sacrificing transparency or data integrity.