Telecom Runs on Software You Didn’t Build. NetRise Shows You What’s Inside.
Gain visibility into the software running on your telecom network, security infrastructure, OSS platforms, and core and edge systems. Learn how NetRise helps telecom enterprises manage risk in the software they buy, use, and operate by looking beyond SBOMs into the compiled code that actually executes.
Why Telecom Enterprises Need NetRise:
Telecom environments are built on a dense mix of vendor firmware, network appliances, virtualized functions, OSS/BSS platforms, and edge systems. Traditional vulnerability management, third-party risk tools, and vendor self-attestation only scratch the surface—they depend on public CVE data and questionnaires, not on what’s really inside the software.
The NetRise Telecom Enterprise Solution Brief explains how NetRise analyzes compiled code and firmware to reveal misconfigurations, credentials, certificates, scripts, and other artifacts that never show up in manifests or vendor SBOMs.
Key Takeaways from the Brief
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Your SBOM Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
Understand why manifest-based SBOMs and vendor questionnaires leave you blind to risks buried in containers, configuration files, and compiled binaries. -
Verification Before Trust
See how NetRise creates binary-derived software inventories across networking gear, security appliances, OSS platforms, and CPE—so you can validate vendor claims instead of relying on self-attestation. -
Runtime-Aware Risk Prioritization
Learn how exploitability, reachability, and autorun analysis help you focus on vulnerabilities that are actually reachable and exploitable, not just listed in an SBOM or CVE feed. -
Non-CVE Risk You Can’t Ignore
Discover how NetRise surfaces misconfigurations, exposed keys, credentials, and licensing risk—critical for telecom environments that underpin national infrastructure.
Who Uses NetRise in Telecom Enterprises?
The solution brief details how NetRise supports teams across the telecom organization:
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Security & Network Operations – Track exposure across core, edge, and OSS systems; locate affected devices quickly when new vulnerabilities emerge.
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Vendor & Third-Party Risk – Inspect inbound hardware and software without relying on delayed vendor disclosures; go beyond questionnaires and risk ratings.
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GRC & Compliance – Generate audit-ready evidence aligned with telecom cybersecurity mandates and global software supply chain standards.
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Architecture & Platform Owners – Validate that compiled builds match intended manifests and haven’t introduced unexpected components or regressions.
Platform Capabilities Highlighted
In the brief, you’ll see how NetRise functions as a system of intelligence for software risk in telecom environments:
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Binary Composition Analysis – No source required. Analyze firmware, containers, and packaged applications to see what actually executes on critical devices.
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Software Composition Transparency – Build accurate, binary-derived SBOMs that include misconfigurations, credentials, certificates, and scripts.
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Exploit-Aware Prioritization & Reachability Insights – Enrich vulnerabilities with exploit data, privileges, and autorun analysis to focus on real-world risk.
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Kernel Vulnerability Auto-Remediation – Eliminate kernel noise with automated validation and VEX-compliant evidence, so teams can focus on exploitable issues.
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Seamless Integrations – Automate workflows across ticketing, SIEM, compliance, and asset management via robust APIs.
Core Benefits for Telecom Enterprises
By adopting NetRise, telecom organizations can:
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Establish real-time visibility into software assets across core, edge, and OSS platforms.
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Verify vendor SBOMs and attestations against what’s actually in compiled software.
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Locate, prioritize, and remediate risk quickly when new vulnerabilities emerge.
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Validate that patches truly address risk and that updates don’t introduce new flaws.
- Move from software uncertainty to software control in critical telecom infrastructure.
Ready to see what’s really inside your telecom software?
Download the NetRise Telecom Enterprise Solution Brief to learn how binary analysis and software composition transparency help you manage third-party risk, validate SBOMs, and secure the software that keeps your network running.