NetRise introduces Trace, an AI-powered feature revolutionizing software supply chain security, employing natural language processing to proactively identify and validate compromised assets and map relationships across the software supply chain.
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NetRise’s AI-driven Trace feature transforms supply chain security, using semantic search and natural language processing to identify risks, offer context-rich insights, and create comprehensive asset graphs.
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