For the software that carries everything else
Telecom software sits under national-security scrutiny in most markets: operators must vouch for what runs in their networks, and vendors must prove what is in their products. SecuNexa provides both sides with scanning and bill-of-materials evidence that works in closed environments.
Why telecom is different
National security reviews
Governments increasingly review the provenance and security of network software, asking operators and vendors for component-level answers.
Scale and heterogeneity
Core network functions, OSS/BSS stacks, and customer apps span radically different technologies, all in scope.
Carrier-grade change discipline
Tooling must produce identical, explainable results across environments and releases, or it fails the operational model.
How SecuNexa answers it
Component-level answers
Complete dependency graphs and SBOMs for the software you build and deploy, with drift monitoring as new vulnerabilities emerge.
One platform across the stack
From network-function containers to subscriber-facing mobile apps, one deployment model and one findings queue.
Deterministic by design
Identical inputs give identical results across labs, staging, and production toolchains, which is what carrier change management actually requires.
Frequently asked questions
Can vendors use this to answer operator security questionnaires?
Yes. SBOMs, scan reports, and signed manifests generated from your release artifacts give operators concrete, verifiable answers instead of assertions.
Does it handle containerized network functions?
Container images are a first-class scan target: packages, configuration, and embedded components, analyzed offline from your registry or build pipeline.
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