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# NetRise
- URL: https://www.humanoidthreats.com/directory/netrise/
- Published: 2026-10-04T10:14:09.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-04T11:14:57.000Z
- Description: Supply-chain security platform that inventories and analyzes the firmware and software inside devices for device makers and asset owners.
- Author: Theo Marchetti
- Tags: Directory, #dir-firmware

Category

Firmware and supply chain visibility

Website

[www.netrise.io](https://www.netrise.io/?ref=humanoidthreats.com)

Last verified

October 4, 2026

## What is NetRise?

NetRise provides a platform for firmware and software supply-chain security. It builds a detailed inventory of the components inside devices and helps teams query and prioritize risk.

## Key capabilities

- Firmware analysis and component inventory.
- Supply-chain risk management for device manufacturers.
- Risk visibility for asset owners in sectors like utilities and government.

## Why it matters for humanoid robot security

Both robot makers and the companies deploying robots need to know what software is inside each unit. Inventory-first tools make it possible to answer "are we affected?" quickly when a new CVE drops.

## Where it fits in a humanoid robot security program

NetRise builds an inventory of what is inside firmware and devices, then maps it to known vulnerabilities. For a humanoid fleet, that inventory answers the first question after any new disclosure: which of our robots run the affected component? It fits operators managing many units as well as manufacturers tracking their suppliers.

## Who it is for

- Robot manufacturers managing firmware from many suppliers
- Buyers who need an SBOM and vulnerability review before purchase
- Fleet operators who must answer 'are we affected?' after a new CVE

## Questions to ask NetRise

- Can you analyze binary firmware images without source code?
- Do you produce an SBOM in a standard format such as SPDX or CycloneDX?
- How quickly are new CVEs mapped to components you have already analyzed?
- Can results be shared with suppliers and customers?

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## Sources

- [NetRise website](https://www.netrise.io/?ref=humanoidthreats.com)
- [NetRise for device manufacturers](https://www.netrise.io/industries/device-manufacturers?ref=humanoidthreats.com)

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