Vulnerabilities in your Software Supply Chain Security

See Why You Have a False Sense of Security

A new NetRise report indicates that SBOMs from source-code analysis miss vulnerabilities that are introduced in the build, endangering your software supply chain security.

  • Understand the hidden attack surface caused by stating linking during build
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Static
Linking

can introduce vulnerable library versions unexpectedly.

Build Time
Dependency
Resolution

can substitute old versions of libraries with vulnerable code.

Transitive
Dependencies
at Compilation

can pull in old modules when your scanner can no longer tell.

Vendored
Dependencies

introduced by third-party libraries to ensure compatibility are hidden.

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Binary Software Composition Analysis

NetRise uses binary analysis to expose risk in software supply chains and help
you prioritize remediation and mitigation.

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Components in the Build Are Not Always As Declared

Binary analysis reveals the gaps in what's intended to be included by developers and what lands on the device.

Frame (1)

Detect Hidden Risk

Identify risk buried in misconfigurations, hard-coded secrets, cryptography, and unexpected components.

Frame (2)

Validate Patches and Updates

You expect new features and patches to be secure. Validate that they are indeed secure.

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See how NetRise uses binary analysis to uncover hidden vulnerabilities, enrich
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