NetRise Provenance for Third-Party Risk
See who builds and maintains that open-source software, identify higherrisk contributors or projects, and enforce policies using provenance and repository health signals.
NetRise Provenance for Third-Party Risk
Can You Trust Software You Can’t Verify?
Even with Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) requirements, vendor questionnaires, and security reports, critical questions remain unanswered.
Do you know who actually writes and maintains the open-source and third-party components inside the software that runs the products you procure?
Can you identify risk associated with components maintained by malicious contributors, organizations, or countries, or with weak repository health or security practices?
Are you aware that high-risk individuals contribute to software that’s blindly used by vendors, often leading to breaches such as XZ Utils?
SBOMs describe what is inside the software, but not who contributes to it nor whether those projects follow basic security practices.
Vendor disclosures are self-reported and are unaware of how the third-party software they use is built or secured.
Layers of reused software and code sharing obscure origin increase the impact when something goes wrong.
As a result, CISOs and risk leaders remain accountable for software risk without a clear, independent view into who is actually behind the software they approve.
Why You Need Provenance Intelligence
NetRise Provenance links third-party packages and repos to contributors, organizations, and countries, combining advisories, repository health signals, and risk intelligence to highlight risky third-party software. A built-in policy engine turns these signals into enforceable rules for vendor reviews, onboarding, and renewals.
NetRise Provenance: Trust Intelligence for Enterprise Risk Decisions
NetRise Provenance links components to projects, contributors, organizations, and countries, combining advisories, basic indicators of project security practices, and risk intelligence to highlight risky third-party software so third-party risk reviews, onboarding, and renewals rely on verifiable evidence instead of self-reported claims.
Outcomes for CISOs and Third-Party Risk Teams with NetRise Provenance
Product Overview
Single Source of Truth
Source and Relationship Mapping
Maintainer and Organization Attribution
Policy-Driven Risk Control
NetRise Provenance delivers the visibility and context your teams need to decide which software and vendors to trust.
Why NetRise Provenance Stands Apart
Independent Source of Truth
Attribution You Can Act On
High-Risk Contributor Detection
Defensible Risk Evidence
Common Challenges NetRise Provenance Solves
Risk associated with open-source software supplied by vendors
Inadequate evidence for third-party risk reviews
Provides contributor, organization, and country information, combined with threat intelligence, to strengthen due diligence.
Unclear blast radius during supply chain incidents
Shows affected components and products when a risky library, project, or maintainer is identified to prioritize remediation.
Difficulty assessing geopolitical risk
Surfaces contributor, organizational, and country-level signals so teams can identify where geopolitical risk concentrates.
Who’s Inside Your Software?
Trust software with evidence. NetRise Provenance gives CISOs and third-party risk teams the visibility needed to make confident software procurement decisions.
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