NetRise provides software supply chain security through analysis of compiled code and firmware. The company's platform creates software asset inventories by generating software bills of materials (SBOMs) from compiled code rather than source code, enabling organizations to identify vulnerabilities and risks in software components actually installed on their systems. The platform serves multiple customer segments including device manufacturers, software producers, and enterprise cybersecurity teams. For manufacturers, NetRise analyzes firmware and software components to provide visibility into product composition and demonstrate regulatory compliance. For enterprises and federal government organizations, the platform identifies vulnerabilities and software supply chain risks in critical infrastructure assets. NetRise's approach focuses on analyzing firmware and embedded systems, addressing security gaps in devices ranging from network equipment to connected vehicles. The platform enables organizations to respond to emerging threats by rapidly identifying affected assets, prioritizing remediation efforts, and updating security policies. Multiple teams within organizations utilize the platform including third-party risk management, incident response, vulnerability management, application security, and security operations center personnel. Based in Austin, Texas, NetRise has raised $24.8 million in total funding, including a $10 million Series A round led by DNX Ventures. The company positions its solution as addressing critical security control requirements for software asset inventory management.