Trust vendors. Verify artifacts.
Your risk register includes every binary a vendor ships you, but your tooling probably does not. SecuNexa treats third-party software as a first-class scan target: analyze what was delivered, monitor its components over time, and make questionnaire answers checkable.
The third-party blind spot
You run code you never reviewed
Vendor applications, images, and libraries deploy into your environment on the strength of a questionnaire.
Supplier SBOMs arrive and rot
A PDF inventory from procurement answers nothing when next year’s CVE drops.
Regulators assign you the risk
Operational-resilience frameworks make third-party software explicitly your problem, regardless of who wrote it.
How SecuNexa answers it
Scan what was shipped
Binaries, images, and packages from vendors are analyzed like your own code: components, vulnerabilities, secrets, misconfigurations.
Ingest and monitor supplier BOMs
BOMNexa ingests vendor SBOMs and re-evaluates them against every data update, turning static attestations into live monitoring.
Evidence-based vendor conversations
Findings give procurement and security concrete asks: versions to patch, components to justify, timelines to hold vendors to.
Frequently asked questions
Can you scan vendor software without source code?
Yes. Images, archives, and binaries are analyzed directly: component identification, vulnerability matching, embedded secrets, and configuration checks do not require source.
What if a vendor refuses to provide an SBOM?
Generate one yourself from the delivered artifacts. It will be more accurate than most attestations, and it becomes your monitoring baseline.
See how this works in an environment like yours.
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