TraceGuard
TraceGuard

A decision platform for software supply-chain risk

TraceGuard brings together software composition, risk behavior, and supplier intelligence — so teams can understand what will matter next and act with evidence.

Prioritized Actions

4 actions identified from cross-source analysis. Execute all automatable

Patch CVE-2024-45678 on API Gateway

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87% exploit probability in 72h • 3 critical systems exposed

-23% riskAffects 12 downstream services

Revoke unused admin credentials

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5 dormant accounts with elevated access detected

-15% riskReduces attack surface

Update SOC 2 evidence for Q4

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3 controls need fresh attestation before Jan 15

-8% riskMaintains audit readiness

Review finance team phishing simulation

2 users clicked in latest campaign

-5% riskHuman risk mitigation
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A platform built around supply-chain intelligence

Most security tools operate in isolation — scanning, reporting, or enforcing within narrow domains. TraceGuard is built differently.

It centers on software supply-chain intelligence: connecting SBOMs, dependency behavior, vulnerability dynamics, and supplier patterns into a single system designed to support clear, defensible decisions — not alerts or dashboards.

The platform doesn't aim to show you more. It aims to help you understand what will matter next, why it matters, and when to act.

Supply-chain signals as evidence

SBOMs, vulnerabilities, exploitability, and supplier behavior treated as inputs to intelligence.

Risk understood over time

Exposure is analyzed as something that accumulates, recurs, and spreads.

One intelligence layer

All signals normalized, correlated, and explained in a shared system.

One intelligence layer for the software supply chain

TraceGuard connects the signals that determine supply-chain risk — and treats them as evidence, not alerts.

Individually, these signals describe exposure.

Together, they show how risk is building over time.

Software composition

SBOMs and dependency graphs show what is actually in use — including transitive components.

Vulnerability & exploitability

CVE and VEX context separate theoretical findings from real risk.

Risk behavior over time

Recurrence and patch adoption patterns reveal whether exposure is growing or shrinking.

Supplier & product signals

Patch latency and dependency reuse expose systemic supplier risk.

Individually, these signals explain today.

Together, they anticipate tomorrow.

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From signals to foresight — not hindsight

Once supply-chain signals are connected, TraceGuard focuses on how risk evolves, not just what exists.

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Correlate supply-chain signals

Dependencies, vulnerabilities, exploitability context, remediation history, and supplier behavior are connected into a single view.

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Identify accumulating risk

Recurrence, delayed patching, reuse, and exposure concentration reveal where risk is quietly building.

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Anticipate what will matter next

TraceGuard highlights which components or suppliers are most likely to escalate — and explains why.

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Built for decisions, not dashboards

Traditional security tools optimize for detection. TraceGuard optimizes for decision-making.

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Understand risk context

See how dependencies, vulnerabilities, and supplier behavior connect — and where exposure is accumulating.

See impact before action

Understand blast radius and downstream effects before decisions are made, not after issues surface.

Prioritize with evidence

Focus on the risks that truly matter now — based on behavior, exposure, and timing, not severity scores.

Fewer surprises. Decisions you can stand behind.

Clarity before impact

When supply-chain risk is understood early, teams gain time, options, and confidence.

Clear prioritization

Understand which dependencies or suppliers require attention now — and which findings can safely wait.

Earlier decisions

Move from fragmented signals to a defensible decision while options still exist — not under incident or audit pressure.

Continuous assurance

Decisions, evidence, and rationale are preserved continuously, making audits a byproduct of normal operation.

Four dimensions of software supply-chain risk

One intelligence layer. One coherent view.

TraceGuard connects the signals that actually determine how supply-chain risk forms, evolves, and escalates.

Software composition

Understand what is actually in your software — including transitive dependencies and reuse across products.

Vulnerability & exploitability

Distinguish theoretical exposure from risk that can realistically manifest.

Risk behavior over time

See whether exposure is shrinking or accumulating through recurrence, delay, and reintroduction.

Supplier & dependency concentration

Identify where upstream behavior creates systemic downstream risk.

Designed for teams accountable for supply-chain risk

TraceGuard is built for the teams responsible for making and defending cyber risk decisions — especially in regulated or high-impact environments.

It supports:

  • •security and product security teams
  • •risk and compliance leaders
  • •engineering and IT stakeholders
  • •executives accountable for outcomes

by providing a shared, evidence-based understanding of software supply-chain risk.

See the intelligence layer in action

Understand what will matter next in your environment — and why — before impact occurs.