RiseAI Chatbot: Ask Questions. Investigate Risk. Remediate Faster.
Security teams rarely lack data.
What they lack is time to find the right answer.
Modern firmware and software supply chain analysis produces enormous volumes of information — SBOM inventories, vulnerability intelligence, exploit signals, cryptographic artifacts, binary protections, credential exposure, and more. But turning that intelligence into decisions often requires navigating multiple dashboards, running new searches, and manually correlating findings.
That delay shows up exactly when teams need to determine what is affected, how exploitable it is, and what to do next.
RiseAI Chatbot, now available inside the NetRise platform, removes that friction by introducing a conversational way to investigate software risk.

Embedded directly within the Asset View, RiseAI Chatbot allows security teams to query asset intelligence using natural language. Instead of navigating across multiple views to locate vulnerability data, component details, or remediation status, teams can ask a question and get an immediate answer.
And when the answer requires action, authorized users can move directly into remediation with explicit confirmation.

Ask Questions. Get Immediate Answers.
Security investigations usually begin with a simple question.
- Where else does this vulnerability exist?
- Which components carry risky licenses?
- Do any of these CVEs have known exploits?
- Is this asset ready for post-quantum cryptography?
With RiseAI Chatbot, teams can ask questions in plain English and receive contextual answers for the asset they’re investigating, including SBOM inventories, vulnerability intelligence, exploit signals, and security posture analysis.
Example queries include:
- “Show me the SBOM for this asset.”
- “Which vulnerabilities have known exploits?”
- “Show CVEs with an EPSS score above 0.5.”
- “What components are outdated?”
- “Remediate the top critical vulnerability.”
Questions and requests that normally require navigating several views can now be handled within a single conversation.

Understand Risk Within the Asset
Security risk rarely appears in only one place within a software asset.
When a vulnerability is discovered, security teams need to understand what components are affected, how exploitable the issue may be, and what to do next.
RiseAI Chatbot makes that investigation immediate.
Teams can ask:
- “Which components are affected by this vulnerability?”
- “What known exploit signals exist for this CVE?”
- “What is the VEX status for this vulnerability?”
Instead of manually navigating between views or running additional searches, teams can quickly investigate the issue in context and move faster toward remediation.
Move From Investigation to Remediation
Security platforms often stop at showing information.
RiseAI Chatbot helps teams act on it.
From the same conversation used to investigate an issue, operators can initiate remediation workflows without leaving Asset View. This shortens the path from identifying a vulnerability to addressing it.

All remediation actions include built-in safeguards:
- Explicit confirmation prompts before execution
- Role-based access control enforcement
- Permission validation for every action
- Complete audit logging for all changes
Deep Software Intelligence — Delivered Conversationally
RiseAI Chatbot provides access to the same analysis capabilities that power the NetRise platform, including detailed insight into software composition, vulnerability exposure, and security posture.
Component and SBOM analysis
Security teams can explore asset software composition, including CPE and PURL identifiers, license types, and package classifications. RiseAI also surfaces how each component was identified, including techniques such as symbol indexing, binary fingerprinting, signature detection, and package manifest analysis.
Vulnerability intelligence
The chatbot retrieves vulnerabilities associated with asset components and provides context to help prioritize remediation. This includes CVSS severity scores, exploit intelligence such as Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) status and proof-of-concept availability, EPSS probability scores, and VEX status information.
Security posture insights
RiseAI Chatbot can summarize security posture indicators across multiple domains, including binary hardening protections, certificate validity, configuration issues, credential exposure, and post-quantum cryptography readiness.
Part of the RiseAI Product Suite
RiseAI Chatbot builds on the earlier release of NetRise AI Insights, which generates AI-authored reports for assets with negligible risk scores.
Insights provides structured summaries of low-risk assets, including entropy analysis, architecture detection, and component identification.
RiseAI Chatbot introduces a different interaction model: conversational investigation and action.
Together, they form the RiseAI product suite.
| Product | Description | Status |
| RiseAI Insights | AI-generated PDF reports summarizing negligible-risk assets, including entropy analysis and architecture detection. | Live |
| RiseAI Chatbot | Conversational assistant for exploring asset intelligence, investigating vulnerabilities, and initiating remediation workflows. | Live |
Designed for Enterprise Security Environments
Conversational AI inside a security platform must operate within strict security boundaries.
RiseAI Chatbot was designed with those protections built directly into the system.
Safeguards include:
- Strict tenant isolation, ensuring the chatbot only accesses data within a customer’s organization
- No secret exposure, even when identifying credentials or high-entropy data
- Role-based access control enforcement for all actions
- Mandatory confirmation prompts for state-changing operations
- Session scoping to a single asset
Additionally, RiseAI features are disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled by an Owner or Admin.
A Faster Way to Investigate Software Risk
Firmware and embedded software have historically been opaque.
NetRise changed that by making them analyzable.
RiseAI takes the next step by making that intelligence immediately accessible and actionable.
Instead of searching across dashboards to find answers, security teams can ask questions directly inside the platform.
And act on what they discover.
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